[Revolting cat!]

I'm open to anything and everything, but first I'd like to hear the Libertarian Party's plan on how it's going to prevent its own sinking into insignificance. Until then, I think I'll have to treat it the same way I treat its name sake the 'LP' in my local record store, or the party guy sitting on the next barstool, who also claims to have an answer to all of world's problems. The least one can say for the equally significant Royalists and the Anarchists is that they don't appear to suffer from constipation!

[Cultural Jihad]

I'm open to anything and everything, but first I'd like to hear the Libertarian Party's plan on how it's going to prevent its own sinking into insignificance.

"There the people go! I am their leader, and must hasten after them!"

[coloradan]

I'm open to anything and everything, but first I'd like to hear the Libertarian Party's plan on how it's going to prevent its own sinking into insignificance.

In MA, a Libertarian-advanced ballot initiative to end the income tax was bitterly opposed by both major parties ... but nevertheless got about 45% support, only a little under half the entire voting population. It would appear that there is some untapped political opinion out there, no? Where will this go if things stay as they are, or get worse as the article suggests will happen?