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>>>Your words are meaningless. "The Republican Party is the home of conservatism" nonsensical with just a shallow observation.<<<

LOL. Seems like I struck a nerve!

Believe what you want, but its your rhetorical attacks that are weak and superficial. The reason my words sound meaningless to you, is because you support the Libertarian Party agenda, which is rooted in chaos and anarchy. Most conservatives call the Republican Party their political home, because it promotes traditional American values. The Republican Party stands for the rule of law, an orderly and civilized society, a strong military and is opposed to abortion, prostitution and illicit drugs. The Libertarian Party Platform would dismantle America's criminal justice/court system, reduce America's miliary to third world status, continue killing unborn children through abortion on demand, spread disease through prostitution and have everyone stoned on drugs like heroin, cocaine and marijuana. What a wonderful world it would be, if we all just followed the libertarian agenda.

I suggest you stop living in the past and forget about Bill Clinton. He's history. It's time to move on.

As for these vitriolic attempts to link people who disagree with you're poltical agenda to Lenin and Stalin, that's just plain silly. Such wild assertions only make you look foolish in public.

>>>After y'all have been betrayed hard enough, often enough, come Vote Libertarian.<<<

In the last general election, the Libertarian Party candidate Harry Browne, received 375,024. That was 0.367% of the total votes cast and a lower figure (485,000/0.5%) then Browne garnered in the 1996 Prez election. Even Pat Buchanan received more votes (438,487/0.430%) then Browne. As a political party, the Libertarian Party offers nothing to the American people, except chaos and anarchy.

"The Republican Party stands for the rule of law, an orderly and civilized society, a strong military and is opposed to abortion, prostitution and illicit drugs."

The country-club Republicans who run the GOP just want to "move on," have a centrally-managed "workforce," our military in every country in the world (are we still at 170?), doesn't want abortion to ever end (though pro-life noises are made near election time), don't care about prostitution, and get to trample on the 4th Amendment in their War on Unpatented Drugs.

The typical Republican voter is a decent, family-oriented person who thinks they want smaller government.

The GOP owners and the GOP voter aren't necessarily the same.

Let me put it in stark relief:

You're supporting Bill Clinton because he's a Republican.

The policies are the same, the words are the same, the only thing different is the stuffed shirt from which it arises. You opposed one, justly, with every fibre of your being because it was wrong in principle, not just wrong in party, but support it now?

Give me a break.
As for me being a Libertarian, I'm very conservative, and it was Bush Sr.'s broken promise that caused me to realize just how shallow "Republican principles" really are...rather than opt out of voting, I voted Libertarian.

Ron Paul would get my vote if he were in my district.