To: exodus
Thrid party candidates have
NO chance to win . The ONLY thing that fringe parties do, do, is to help elect someone, whom they do NOT want elected at all.
The ONLY countries, where a fringe party has any say so, is a parlimentary one. Since the USA is a REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLIC , fringe parties can weild NO power, whatsoever ; not now, not ever !
To: nopardons
True, third party candidates aren't likely to win outright.
However, a vote for a conservative third party candidate is noted by the Republican leadership, and will be considered in the NEXT election's platform.
If given the choice between a liberal Democrat or a liberal Republican?
I would rather point the way I want to go than to give my blessing to a lie.
211 posted on
09/02/2002 11:54:18 PM PDT by
exodus
To: nopardons
Thrid party candidates have NO chance to win That's not entirely true. Here in Southern California, Ray English of Descanso (San Diego County), won reelection to the Descanso Community Planning District.
215 posted on
09/02/2002 11:59:09 PM PDT by
Roscoe
To: nopardons
To: exodus
"...The ONLY countries, where a fringe party has any say so, is a parlimentary one. Since the USA is a REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLIC , fringe parties can weild NO power, whatsoever ; not now, not ever !"
# 208 by nopardons
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Really!
You mean that anyone who's neither a Republican nor a Democrat has no power?
That's ghastly!
239 posted on
09/03/2002 1:15:47 AM PDT by
exodus
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