[terilyn]

I've been looking, trying to find Jim Rob's view on voting 3rd party and how it is actually a vote for a Clinton dem. He posted it on a thread a couple of months ago but the find a poster search doesn't go back that far. It certainly backs up the "Thanks for helping elect Cantwell" statement.

[rdb3]

I've been looking, trying to find Jim Rob's view on voting 3rd party and how it is actually a vote for a Clinton dem.

Well, here's a ping to da boss. I'm sure he'll tell you his view on this.

[TLBSHOW]

I think what we are seeing is the two conservatisms slamming into each other

[seanc623]

I've been looking, trying to find Jim Rob's view on voting 3rd party and how it is actually a vote for a Clinton dem. He posted it on a thread a couple of months ago but the find a poster search doesn't go back that far. It certainly backs up the "Thanks for helping elect Cantwell" statement.

A vote for a Libertarian is just that; a vote for a Libertarian. It's not a vote for a Democrat or anyone else. Why is it that the Republican Party, the self-appointed guardians of free enterprise can't admit this? When I dine at Burger King instead of McDonalds am I doing this to hurt Wendy's? No. I don't want A, I don't want B, I want C. C is not A or B. Libertarians are not Republicans or Democrats. A RINO is not the lesser of two evils. And settling for less by voting for a Republican you don't want is just as bad as not voting at all.