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To: Agitate
I'm sorry, but I've heard this so many times it's becoming repetitive.

I vote my conscience, not a party.

"A third party vote is a vote for Democrats", "or Republicans".
BS!

If more people would vote for who they believe, whether Republican, Democrat, Constitutional, Libertarian, whatever, we wouldn't have a "Two Party System" where people feel that they have to vote for the lesser of two evils.

A third party vote is not throwing away your vote, not voting for the other party, and not voting for the, "lesser of two evils".

If you want to vote for President Bush - fine. If you want to vote for Kerry - fine. If you want to vote for a third party - fine.
VOTE! THAT'S the thing. in the words of the Nike commercial, "Just do it."

94 posted on 11/01/2004 8:07:30 AM PST by Just another Joe (Warning: FReeping can be addictive and helpful to your mental health)
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To: Just another Joe
This nation is set up with a two party system...that's it!

Only in a parliamentary system does a many party system work.We don't have a parliamentary system,so voting for fringe parties 1)sends NO message 2)doesn't do anything other than make YOU a spoiler 3)serves less than no purpose 4) gives aid and comfort to the party you least want in control.

Faced with the hard,stone cold fact that a vote for a fringe party candidate gives your vote to one of the two major parties,reaped an inarticulate,childish,erroneous BS from you.It's long past time that you wake up and face the fact that that's true.The only BS,is your position.

148 posted on 11/01/2004 6:50:02 PM PST by nopardons
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