OT – A new political party

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With the expected high voter turnout this year, I’m hoping the Libertarian party will pick up some more votes. I don’t expect a Libertarian to ever come close to winning a US Presidential election, but maybe if they can get enough votes, the other parties will open an ear towards their (re: small-government, fiscally-conservative, socially-open) views.

There was a time when I leaned Republican because I could put up with fear-mongering and religious dogma, even if I despised it, because I thought Republican economic policies were sound. These days I realize “no new taxes,” or “responsible government,” or “free market” are Republican-party-salesmen’s lies. The Republicans are as big-government as the Democrats. One need look no further than the current administration’s 8 years of government-expanding actions or the current “Republican” candidate’s pitch to buy back bad loans.

In reality, the current Republican party stands for a constrained market moderated by an irresponsible government that will need massive new tax income to pay for its own horrible debt. Sadly, the Democrats are worse.

Vote Bob Barr.

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Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂

[SD Transplant]

Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂

[SD Transplant]

Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂

[SD Transplant]

Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂

[SD Transplant]

Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese 🙂

[jficquette]

[quote=SD Transplant]Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese :)[/quote]

As long as the bottem 50% pay 3% of the taxes nothing will change.

We have succeeded into getting the majority of voters off the tax rolls so half the people don’t even care what the government spends.

Not only that, now we have half the people who don’t pay taxes telling the other half how pay how much they have to pay.

Its unconstiutional. Anyone that knows a constitutional lawyer let me have his name. Congress will not do anything because the voters don’t care. It will be up to he courts to fix the system.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=SD Transplant]Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese :)[/quote]

As long as the bottem 50% pay 3% of the taxes nothing will change.

We have succeeded into getting the majority of voters off the tax rolls so half the people don’t even care what the government spends.

Not only that, now we have half the people who don’t pay taxes telling the other half how pay how much they have to pay.

Its unconstiutional. Anyone that knows a constitutional lawyer let me have his name. Congress will not do anything because the voters don’t care. It will be up to he courts to fix the system.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=SD Transplant]Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese :)[/quote]

As long as the bottem 50% pay 3% of the taxes nothing will change.

We have succeeded into getting the majority of voters off the tax rolls so half the people don’t even care what the government spends.

Not only that, now we have half the people who don’t pay taxes telling the other half how pay how much they have to pay.

Its unconstiutional. Anyone that knows a constitutional lawyer let me have his name. Congress will not do anything because the voters don’t care. It will be up to he courts to fix the system.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=SD Transplant]Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese :)[/quote]

As long as the bottem 50% pay 3% of the taxes nothing will change.

We have succeeded into getting the majority of voters off the tax rolls so half the people don’t even care what the government spends.

Not only that, now we have half the people who don’t pay taxes telling the other half how pay how much they have to pay.

Its unconstiutional. Anyone that knows a constitutional lawyer let me have his name. Congress will not do anything because the voters don’t care. It will be up to he courts to fix the system.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=SD Transplant]Count me in.

BTW, I’ve heard a few folks talking on the radio or some news channel about this very specific subject. Tipicaly, only the political extremes (leaning too much the right or left) are having their opinions voiced out loud. The moderate crowd is fairly quiet and reactive (hence the problem). I’d tend to venture that if there were a way to start a new political party, the core democrats or republicans will have a small base in future elections.

RON PAUL came close, but we see that the political winds, and making a difference tends to force people that want to provide true change join one of the parties…which automatically kills there future.

Also, I find it odd that I agree with John on the % of baby boomers relying on goverment cheese :)[/quote]

As long as the bottem 50% pay 3% of the taxes nothing will change.

We have succeeded into getting the majority of voters off the tax rolls so half the people don’t even care what the government spends.

Not only that, now we have half the people who don’t pay taxes telling the other half how pay how much they have to pay.

Its unconstiutional. Anyone that knows a constitutional lawyer let me have his name. Congress will not do anything because the voters don’t care. It will be up to he courts to fix the system.

John

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