[chance33_98]

This one is for you :)

[Dane]

But in the 2000 election, the Libertarian presidential ticket received 382,892 votes (of 105.4 million cast, or about 3.6 percent).

Actually that would be 0.36 percent.

[radioman]

Judge Gray may do to Bush 43 what Perot did to Bush 41.

[jmc813]

WOD Ping

[robertpaulsen]

"In February, the lifelong Republican quit the party, re-registered as a Libertarian"

A RINO Liberdopian from the get-go, just now showing his true colors (yellow among them).

"His alternative would look something like this: Drugs like marijuana and heroin would be decriminalized and sold at licensed pharmacies for dramatically less than they fetch on the street."

This is legalization, not decriminalization. I don't know whether it's the author that categorized it as such or the Libertarian judge. Utter ignorance.

"The editorial board of this newspaper, which has no control over news content, adheres to a Libertarian philosophy of smaller government and personal freedom."

Thus answering the question of why so many trees has to die to publish this non-story.

"Gray follows in his father's activist footsteps."

Lord save us from these activist judges.

[pupdog]

Yet another convert (one with authority to speak on the matter), followed by others on this thread who are also turning away from the WoD, some also with great authority to speak (post #14). The walls of tyranny continue to crumble.