To: Neets
I have no problem with a third party. I'm really a constitutionalist. But....... we can't expect miracles, we can't elect a dictator. I'm all for taking over the GOP with conservatives, the more the merrier. In today's society, it's impossible to create a new party without significant masses. Our democratic public schools have allowed the dumbing down of our kids, and parents, wanted the feel good results. (thanks hippys) Our founding fathers purposely put in place a redundant slow process so one person could not be a dictator of this Great Country. People have to realize, Bush is limited in his powers. It's amazing that some here think Bush can just change the course of this country with a signature. They have no concept of reality.
To: Indy Pendance
I'm not against 3rd parties either IP...
I just think a realistic look at things shows a 3rd Party candidate cannot win in a Presidential election.
I believe that working at getting the congressional conservative strengths beefed up is the best course of action for 3rd party activism.
246 posted on
02/07/2004 6:30:23 PM PST by
Neets
(I always feel like somebody's watching me.~)
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