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Originally posted by freakjive
To that end, write in Ron Paul if a write-in vote will be counted in your state. If Ron Paul endorses someone, vote for him. Otherwise, vote Gary Johnson (or your favored third party candidate).
Originally posted by ollncasino
reply to post by freakjive
Its a wonder that Ron Paul hasn't had an accident yet.
The older I become, the more that I suspect that democracy in the West is just smoke and mirrors.
Originally posted by frequentflyer
Originally posted by freakjive
To that end, write in Ron Paul if a write-in vote will be counted in your state. If Ron Paul endorses someone, vote for him. Otherwise, vote Gary Johnson (or your favored third party candidate).
This advice is going to create a divide in the votes by three. Good article otherwise. But why would we not want to vote for the same thing? So because not every state counts write-ins then what we're going to need is to vote for either Johnson or Paul's endorsement. If Paul would endorse Johnson, then that might be ideal. Someone else posed the idea of Paul as Johnson's vice. This idea would take the risk of divided votes out of the equation completely. Anybody see it possible?
On another note -- how does the impeachment process work again?
Originally posted by artnut
I'd like to see talk radio address this. Come on Hannity, Rush and Beck, let's see what you are really made of. All of the conservatives need to hear this in an unbiased manner, let them know the Republicans need to be held accountable.
This is the first year I have ever really decided my vote does not count, probably never has, but I don't even want to touch a ballot considering what we have to choose from. Ugh.
Originally posted by milominderbinder
Originally posted by frequentflyer
Originally posted by freakjive
To that end, write in Ron Paul if a write-in vote will be counted in your state. If Ron Paul endorses someone, vote for him. Otherwise, vote Gary Johnson (or your favored third party candidate).
This advice is going to create a divide in the votes by three. Good article otherwise. But why would we not want to vote for the same thing? So because not every state counts write-ins then what we're going to need is to vote for either Johnson or Paul's endorsement. If Paul would endorse Johnson, then that might be ideal. Someone else posed the idea of Paul as Johnson's vice. This idea would take the risk of divided votes out of the equation completely. Anybody see it possible?
On another note -- how does the impeachment process work again?
That would certainly be the most logical approach...wouldn't it?
I thought for sure that RP would have gone all the way to the republican convention as a republican, and then go third party. Third party candidates never win nomination, this is because they go “start to finish” as a third party candidate. Not only would the Republican Party lose a boat load of their base to RP, but RP would also gain the independent voters and most of the Obama voters who will not vote for a republican, but would be will willing to vote for someone else. So what the HELL happened? All he would have had to do was go third party once he lost to Romney.
Originally posted by fourthmeal
reply to post by woodwardjnr
Because 3rd parties are ignored completely by media, and thus trivialized to the point of a total waste of time.
This is a 2 party system, and until radical changes in the society come about (the realization that there are more than 2 choices would be a start), then we are stuck. But I think things are changing, at least in about 10% of us.