Is Stanley to Allard as Nader was to Gore?

Rocky Mountain News ^ | 11-1-02 | By M.E. Sprengelmeyer

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[Doctor Stochastic]

Republicans always whine about third parties when their candidates lose (so do Democrats.)

[hobbes1]

[xsmommy]

that never fails to make me LMAO....: )

[Roscoe]

Stanley's working as hard as he can for the Democrats.

[AdamSelene235]

Stanley's working as hard as he can for the Democrats.

Its odd that Allard has started pushing windmills. Why is he more interested in wooing the Greens than the Libs?

[AdamSelene235]

That funny.

[Roscoe]

Backwards. Stanley has allied himself with the Greens.

http://www.stanley2002.org/releases/release11_14_01.htm

[Theodore R.]

Rick Stanley -- wasn't he a half brother of the Republican Elvis Presley? Or is this someone else?

[hobbes1]

The Credit goes to VaBthang4

[AdamSelene235]

Backwards. Stanley has allied himself with the Greens.

Allard looked me in the eye and tried to BS me on the viability of wind farms. Naturally, he has no problem picking my pocket to pay for such nonsense.

[tdadams]

"It is theoretically possible," said pollster Paul Talmey. "It ultimately could affect whether Democrats have a majority. Maybe the whole universe tilts on Rick Stanley."

To me it seems more than theoretically possible. It seems pretty likely. Maybe Wayne Allard can hurry up in the next five days and find a nice, appealing middle ground between Conservative and Libertarian.

[Roscoe]

"As the Greens and Libertarians socialized after the forum, many were overheard expressing their willingness to support each other in races where both parties do not field candidates. Members of both parties feel the Democrats and Republicans are corrupt, and are pandering to big corporations while failing to protect the average American citizen’s constitutionally guaranteed rights." -- Press release from Rick Stanley

[colorado tanker]

"Its odd that Allard has started pushing windmills. Why is he more interested in wooing the Greens than the Libs?" Because both Allard and Strickland (and Stanley) have pinned down their bases but have made little headway among independents, who are mainly undecided. Touchy feely green stuff sells well to independents. The problem is that late deciding undecideds usually swing to the challenger. Allard's in trouble.

[Common Tator]

There you go ... posting the truth again.

The truth is when the fringe left and the fringe right have candidates their followers vote for their candidates. When they don't have candidates, they either don't vote or split down the middle.

Both the Libertarians and the Greenies will tell you there is not a dimes worth of difference between the major parties. When they don't have their own candidates they either don't vote or split their votes 50 50 between the parties.

[VaBthang4]

LOL It is funny.

[hobbes1]

it will ALWAYS be funny.

[AdamSelene235]

I've met Stanley and I've met Allard.

Only one of them seems to believe my earnings do not belong to me. Only one of them had the gall to lie to me about my own field (engineering/physics). And only one of them is going to spend my confiscated income on windmills even after I explicited spelled out why it was a waste of my money.

If Allard would get serious about reducing taxes,government waste, or protecting the Bill of Rights, I might vote for him. When I met him he was helping a company exclude itself from burdensome regulation in exchange for a fund raiser. I would prefer to see him attack the crippling regulation, but somehow I don't think he will do that. After all, that is the source of these people's power. First you rob and cripple people with regulation and taxes and then you secure political power by allowing certain organizations to exclude themselves from the rules or share in the loot.

This sort of behavior is killing this country.

[xsmommy]

and it is mandatory that it posted on any libertarian thread, to put everything in proper perspective.