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To: smoothsailing

I am a libertarian leaning conservative. I can vote for Perry especially over RinoRom. Is he everything I want? No but combined with an ever more conservative house it will work.

SCOTUS appointments are not worth holding out for my perfect candidate.


20 posted on 08/31/2011 11:26:28 AM PDT by FreedomNotSafety
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To: FreedomNotSafety

Question for you about your libertarian leaning. I used to say I was more libertarian than Republican until I read what they stand for on their own web site. My question is, do you know what they want/stand for?

From their own site they stand for: Abortion on demand, gay marriage, legalization of all drugs, legalization of prostitution, and open borders. The only thing I found that I agreed with them on was their gun rights stance and wanting smaller government. The rest of their ideas are just the same crap liberals want.

Since I learned exactly what they stand for I have determined that I am a Republican and a strong conservative one.


40 posted on 08/31/2011 11:53:49 AM PDT by RickB444 (What one receives without working for, another must work for without receiving.)
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To: FreedomNotSafety

Yeah, I can live with a Tea Party Congress and a President Perry. It will require some pretty constant involvement from us citizens, however, and probably more than we’re used to.


62 posted on 08/31/2011 12:55:22 PM PDT by ishmac (Lady Thatcher:"There are no permanent defeats in politics because there are no permanent victories.")
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To: FreedomNotSafety

“SCOTUS appointments are not worth holding out for my perfect candidate.”

SCOTUS appointments affect or prohibit policy changes for decades, without losing their office; a President for eight years at most, a Senator for six years and a representative in the House for two. Whose actions have the potential for the most far reaching and longest term? SCOTUS.

SCOTUS appointments are the most consequential actions that a President has the power to affect.

If there is some reason to NOT vote for a GOP POTUS contender on that issue, it would be reason enough for me to NOT vote for them - all other issues aside.


86 posted on 09/01/2011 12:39:21 PM PDT by Wuli
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