[figgers3036]

I suppose it's really hard to say that you completely agree with a party's platform, unless you found the party. Granted, there are some planks that I disagree with the CP about, but I find myself agreeing more with the Constitution Party than with the Republican Party. It's just that the current election law makes it a pain for the CP to get out there like the Majority Parties can, so they don't stand a chance of winning.

But personally, I'll probably split my ticket this next election between CP's and Republicans. It all comes down to the candidates. I'll be voting for a Republican governor in Michigan, but the CP for my state district house and representative.

[SJackson]

I suppose it's really hard to say that you completely agree with a party's platform, unless you found the party. Granted, there are some planks that I disagree with the CP about, but I find myself agreeing more with the Constitution Party than with the Republican Party.

Of course not. See post 24 and 31. They highlight the WOT, Social Security, Abortion, Taxation, and the use of military force; those are major issues people vote on, not tangental. Personally, I'll take the RP hands down.