U.S. Senate candidate released from Denver jail after act of civil disobedience

Stanley for U.S. Senate 2002 ^ | December 17, 2001 | n/a

[Dane]

Thanks, that's quite funny.

I guess you will also be laughing when Tom Daschle keeps his seat as Senate Majority leader.

[SusanUSA]

No, I won't. Nor will I laugh when and if a Rino claims it for his own.

[Dane]

Splitting the conservative vote? If you think that any conservative is going to vote for McCain, you're delusional. What you're actually talking about is splitting the republican vote. You're confusing republicans with conservatives again.

Whatever you want to think Twodees. But I guess you are just hunky dory with a Daschle led senate, so be it.

[steve-b]

Ultimately, that's what third parties usually do -- unless some unusual circumstances allow them to grow to the point of winning major elections, they serve to pressure one or both of the two parties in place.

[riverrunner]

Jurys can and should decide if a law is unconsitutional. But we have been feed the old lawyers know best for us BS. That they can't and the judges well not let you bring up the arument. If you know your rights as a juror you can vote any way you want.

[4CJ]

He did this to get a jury to convict him. Then it will be appealed to the State Supreme Court. And higher if necessary. He's doing the one thing that a single person could do to get the law examined and changed.

I'm not a libertarian, but I did stay in a Holiday Inn last night. I would vote for Mr. Stanley.

[alpowolf]

There is already precedent of the Libertarian helping the Democrat win. In the 98 Nevada Senate race and the 2000 Washington Senate race.

Bullsh*t. The GOP candidate lost on his own in every case. What sunk them was their failure to energize their own base. Given the number of GOP voters that stay home, any Republican who needs Libertarian votes to win is a loser.

Besides, you think all Libertarians are "druggies". Explain, if you will, why "druggies" would vote for one of your Republican heroes.

The Republicans claim to be for personal responsibility. Time to prove it! Take responsibility for your own failures and stop whining.

[LibertyRocks]

Who should Coloradans vote for in November 2002 as their next U.S. Senator?

A. Republican Wayne Allard who voted for increased funding for the BATF? And voted away our rights by supporting the "PATRIOT ACT"?

B. Democrat Thomas Strickland who invented "project exile" and as U.S. Attorney prosecuted Constitutionally law-abiding citizens in his "Federal War on Gun-Owners". Strickland who is a $1.4 million dollar lawyer-lobbyist? Strickland who is best friends with Tom Daschle?

Both of these men have proven they will not defend the U.S. Constitution or our unalienable rights. Both of these men are not willing to honor their oaths of office to protect and defend the Constitution from enemies abroad and within.

The ONLY choice Coloradans who value Freedom and the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights have when next November comes is to PICK RICK!

Rick Stanley has proven he is willing to put himself on the line defending your rights. What other Senator will even dare try? What other Senator would even have the guts?


above is Libertarian U.S. Senate Candidate Rick Stanley in handcuffs for defending the rights of Americans!

Vote for Freedom! Vote for America! Vote Libertarian in 2002! Bring back Liberty!

[ODDITHER]

You just don't get it do you? The only persons allowed to carry a loaded gun inside the city limits of Denver are the criminals.

[Wolfie]

I don't get it. Either the Libertarian Party is a weak party with no effect on politics, or they're the reason why Republicans lose elections. I wish they'd pick one and stick with it.