[kesg]

I have voted Republican every time I see that the Republican candidate is clearly in favor of reducing government. I have voted third party (sometimes Libertarian, sometimes other) when the Republican candidate is not clear on that issue.

Let me get this straight. Your choices would have been a Democratic party that clearly wanted to expand government, a GOP that you claim was "not clear on that issue" to your satisfaction, and a Losertarian party or similar alternative who had no chance whatsoever of winning -- and you voted third party?

What a waste of your precious right to vote. This is how Obama won Indiana and North Carolina -- this is a clear cut case of the Losertarian party being worse than useless because it plays spolier in favor of the Democrats.

[Notary Sojac]

What a waste of your precious right to vote.

The real waste of my right to vote was that ---

by the time I finally had the opportunity to vote in a Republican primary,

three good conservatives (Hunter, Tancredo, Thompson)

and two RINOS who still would have made good Presidents (Romney, Giulani)

were gone.

What I had left on my GOP ballot were a moonbat, and Mr. Magoo.

I can't blame any third party for that.