[RU88]

Everyone knows the positions of the two major party candidates on this issue and I vehemently disagree with both. That being said, anyone running to right of McCain is going to have a stronger position on immigration. This needs a “captain obvious” caption. The question is are you going to throw your vote away on someone who has no chance at winning to give an election this important to a socialist/marxist? The choice is yours.

[antisocial]

“The question is are you going to throw your vote away on someone who has no chance at winning to give an election this important to a socialist/marxist? The choice is yours.”

Yes, I probably will.
Then we can start the reset revolution while I am still young enough to help.

[AmericanInTokyo]

I would never, ever stoop to the bottom of the barrel and waste my precious presidential vote on John McCain.

This man has a very slim chance of winning, so I feel freed up to vote for my conscious this year, and that is for a CONSERVATIVE not a RINO (and certainly not for a Democrat Socialist either) but to vote rather for a slate of electors pledged to either Mr. Barr or Mr. (Pastor) Baldwin. In fact, I would say I probably would have much more in common with these fellow American citizens, these electors for the LP or CP in my state, than I would for the RINO or Democrat electors.

And also, since McCain never had my vote to begin with, the proof is on the RINOS or their supporters to some claim a principled vote, such in my case, is a "vote for Obama". It was never a vote for McCain to begin with. And finally, I do NOT vote for Democrats. I don't care if they even have a (R) after there names, I will absolutely NOT vote for Democrats, and I wont be voting for either of the two of them on the ballot this year as well.

Any more questions?