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To: billbears
I am not really fond of having to vote for the "lesser" of two evils, but I am not prepared to turn the government over to the socialist dims. A third party candidate is not feasible due to what our political landscape resembles now and I don't see it changing any time soon. Of course it's not what it is supposed to be, but as agitated as I get sometimes, I will not quit trying and vote for a lib, ever/never, it ain't gonna happen.

Thankfully in Texas we have better choices than in many other places. And maybe this poll was directed more elsewhere than here because I know they didn't ask me!

567 posted on 05/06/2006 2:41:45 PM PDT by SouthTexas (Viva la Migra)
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To: SouthTexas
I am not really fond of having to vote for the "lesser" of two evils, but I am not prepared to turn the government over to the socialist dims

Didn't know there were levels of evil. That'd be a suprise to many a theologian. As it is, the Republicans nor the Democrats are 'evil'. Stupid, power hungry little trolls (both parties) that would fail if their lives depended on the free market yes. But not evil.

A third party candidate is not feasible due to what our political landscape resembles now and I don't see it changing any time soon

And until some are willing to stand up for what they believe, vote their conscience instead of trying to keep another party out of power, that's exactly what the political 'landscape' will stay. Do I care if the politician I vote for gets into office? Not necessarily. As long as I vote as the Framers intended. To vote for someone who would represent my values if elected to office.

595 posted on 05/06/2006 3:21:38 PM PDT by billbears (Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it. --Santayana)
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