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Last ditch appeal to Libertarians and Constitution voters:
11/1/2004 | agitate

Posted on 11/01/2004 6:34:54 AM PST by Agitate

Is your protest vote worth 4 years of John Kerry? Are you willing to risk appeasing terrorists, sellout to the UN and the EU, more taxes, less for the military, homosexual marriage and activist judges who will be there long after the president is gone, your for vote today?

Sometimes you have to lose a battle to win the final war. Is a vote for a candidate who will not win worth 4 years of Kerry’s extreme liberalism? I hope not.




TOPICS: Constitution/Conservatism; Culture/Society; Politics/Elections; Your Opinion/Questions
KEYWORDS: bush; constitution; election; kerry; libertarian; vote
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To: Agitate

The only candidate that a person agrees with 100% on the issues is themselves.

The only candidate who can win tomorrow are Bush or Kerry.!

Volunteer as a poll watcher tomorrow (especially in swing states ... OH, PA, NJ, etc). Don't let Kerry steal the election.

Tomorrow's election: SHOCK AND AWE.!


21 posted on 11/01/2004 6:48:02 AM PST by bluebeak (PA)
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To: antaresequity
There at least 1000 conservative voters who don't vote at all FOR EACH Libertarian or Constitutional VOTER...If Bush can't get reelected it won't be because Libertarians voted Libertarian....

You're wrong. Remember the margins by which New Mexico and Florida were decided in 2000?

Every single vote is important in this race. If you honestly think taking the risk of putting Lurch in office is worth voting your "conscience" then you've quite honestly lost your mind.

22 posted on 11/01/2004 6:49:00 AM PST by TBarnett34 (Can I get an UNNNGH?!)
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To: Agitate

Flame suit on and ready.

That's what we were told 4 years ago. I am tired of the RNC moving more and more to the left each election. I will vote for Bush but not because he is conservative. I just don't want Kerry and the liberal media to win.

It would be helpful if someone could list all of the conservative things Bush has done the last 4 years compared with all of the centrist positions. I don't want to see statements he made, but actual policies (and don't include the WOT, we already know about that).


23 posted on 11/01/2004 6:49:31 AM PST by okkev68
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To: TBarnett34
Apparently it's Liberaltarian day on FR...

The true colors of the anti freedom people show themselves every time. I'm sure the author of this thread appreciates your attack on the people he is trying to convince to the Republican side.

No deep thinking in your comments.

25 posted on 11/01/2004 6:50:10 AM PST by Protagoras (The words pet peeve are my pet peeve)
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To: antaresequity
BS...WHAT A BUNCH OF CRAP There at least 1000 conservative voters who don't vote at all FOR EACH Libertarian or Constitutional VOTER...If Bush can't get reelected it won't be because Libertarians voted Libertarian.... IT WILL BE BECAUSE BUSH VOTERS DIDN'T GOTV or make a persuasive enough argument! Give me a frigging break....Vote your heart and mind, and if that is Libertarian because your in favor of legalized drugs and gays....go for it

Sorry you feel that way, but you're wrong. If this election is as close as they say, obviously every vote will count, libertarian and all.

We'll have more than a bunch of crap if Kerry is in office. Following your heart and not logic could put us under the likes of Kofi Anon and friends, and an emotional vote is not worth that risk, period.

I'm off now to work for the President's re-election.

26 posted on 11/01/2004 6:50:30 AM PST by Agitate (littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog -Jihadwatch.org -Protestwarrior.com -Congress.org -ACLJ.org)
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To: rmmcdaniell
So you're taking your ball and going home. Not a viable game plan for winning the game. No doubt you will taunt your own team when the opposition wins that they shouldn't have made you mad.

Take a breath and seriously consider whether your personal vanity is worth the consequences. I understand your frustration, I really do, but I beseech you to take one for the team. You'll get a lot more of what you are after debating with me than with President Kerry.
27 posted on 11/01/2004 6:51:23 AM PST by SampleMan ("Yes I am drunk, very drunk. But you madam are ugly, and tomorrow morning I shall be sober." WSC)
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To: cvq3842
We can't have the perfect choice, but we have a RESPONSIBILITY to ourselves and the country to pick the best viable choice, IMHO.

Every time? Or THIS time?

28 posted on 11/01/2004 6:51:26 AM PST by Protagoras (The words pet peeve are my pet peeve)
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To: TBarnett34

I am voting Bush my friend...

But your simple analysis of NM for instance is flawed...the fact Bush lost NM isnt because some 200 odd voters voted Libertarian or what not...

ITS BECAUSE BUSH DIDNT GET ANOTHER 300 VOTERS TO THE POLLS

Its that simple


29 posted on 11/01/2004 6:51:47 AM PST by antaresequity
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To: Agitate

I'm libertarian, but I think the libertarian party is morally bankrupt! They're pro-baby-murder and pro-gay and pro-druggie! ICK!


31 posted on 11/01/2004 6:53:24 AM PST by Darth Gill
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To: MeekOneGOP

Will do!


32 posted on 11/01/2004 6:53:42 AM PST by Conspiracy Guy (Ignorance, bigotry, envy, and gluttony are a few floor joists in the democratic platform.)
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To: Protagoras
The true colors of the anti freedom people show themselves every time. I'm sure the author of this thread appreciates your attack on the people he is trying to convince to the Republican side. No deep thinking in your comments.

You assume too much. If you thought a bit deeper you would not assume that 1) I am a male, I'm not, and 2) that all who disagree with you are "anti-freedom." If you can't understand the risk Kerry poses to this land, I am very sorry.
33 posted on 11/01/2004 6:54:08 AM PST by Agitate (littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog -Jihadwatch.org -Protestwarrior.com -Congress.org -ACLJ.org)
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To: Protagoras
No deep thinking in your comments.

I'm sick of the trolls, and I don't care whether they're Democrats or "Libertarians." For the sake of the next four years, a vote against Bush is a vote against conservatism.

Keep in mind the small margins by which Bush won Floriduh and Gore won New Mexico in 2000. What if those 500+ voters in Florida had voted for Browne? What if the 300+ votes in New Mexico that made the difference in that state had been cast for Buchanan?

Contrary to your opinion, I'm not 'attacking' freedom. I'm attempting to preserve it by keeping John F'n Kerry out of the Oval Office. The action of casting a vote against Bush, whether it's for Kerry, Peroutka, or Badnarik, is the true attack on freedom in this election.

34 posted on 11/01/2004 6:54:32 AM PST by TBarnett34 (Can I get an UNNNGH?!)
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To: Agitate

Voting Constitution may make a person feel better, but in the end it is a vote for the very opposite, John Kerry.

We don't life in a country with a parliamentarian form of government. If we did, the Constitution Party could have delegates elected which would align with other parties to form a majority. As it is, the Constitution Party comprises only protest votes, and no one will be listening, no pro-life Supreme Court justice will be nominated, and no pro-abortion laws will be stopped. One had might as well spit against the wind.

The Republican Party is the place for pro-lifers and those who believe in personal responsibility. The GOP comprises different groups allied against the entitlement party of the left. It is the only place, at the time, for those who treasure the Judeo-Christian values of our founding.


35 posted on 11/01/2004 6:55:57 AM PST by Broadus (The chief end of man is to glority God and enjoy Him forever.)
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To: TonyRo76

Oh I get it...because someone doesn't toe your line, they are immature and need to GROW UP!

How persuasive...congratulations on your depth and breadth of articulating the argument....and for the last time...

I have always voted republican [since Reagan's first term], and will always vote republican


36 posted on 11/01/2004 6:55:58 AM PST by antaresequity
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To: antaresequity
But your simple analysis of NM for instance is flawed...the fact Bush lost NM isnt because some 200 odd voters voted Libertarian or what not...

Naturally, I'm speculating.

But what you need to realize with this comment...

ITS BECAUSE BUSH DIDNT GET ANOTHER 300 VOTERS TO THE POLLS

...is that you are, also.

I prefer to leave no margin for error. Not only do we need to turn out every possible Bush voter, but we also need to convert those who think they're "taking a stand for conservatism" by voting against the only viable conservative candidate.

37 posted on 11/01/2004 6:56:12 AM PST by TBarnett34 (Can I get an UNNNGH?!)
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To: rmmcdaniell
This fromer Bush voter drew the line with "Free" Prescription Drugs and Amnesty.

So, let me see if I understand - you'd rather have sKerry and universal health care where EVERYTHING is "free" - except it'll be paid for out of your pocket - prices up, quality down?

("fromer"?)

38 posted on 11/01/2004 6:57:12 AM PST by maine-iac7 ( Pray without doubt..."Ask and you SHALL receive")
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To: cripplecreek

I sent a letter last night to the person in MI who also has been involved with both parties over the years asking for a voice of sanity to his long list of followers. He complied an wrote a letter and endorsed George W. Bush and sent it to his followers. I am at work now so I don't have a copy of his letter but it was pretty well thought out.


39 posted on 11/01/2004 6:57:25 AM PST by kempster
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To: rmmcdaniell

so you prefer socialized medicine and full control of the medical industry by the goverment?


40 posted on 11/01/2004 6:59:12 AM PST by gdc61
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