Sufficient to demonstrate that the Republican Party can't win without us.
Only in a close election. There's not as many libertarians as you think there are. Most that vote libertarian are one time republican dissidents.
Sufficient to demonstrate that the Republican Party can't win without us.
Is there some or any effort to reign in the RNC to stop producing so many darn rinos?
So it is spite and not a moral high ground. (wink) Gotcha
And who is this 'us'? There are FAR more Conservatives then Libertarians and conservatism and the Republican Party are virtually synonymous,
Is there some or any effort to reign in the RNC to stop producing so many darn rinos?
Aside from the juvenile word antics your also again asserting that the President is the only member of a Party.Conservatives like McLame and Bush. HaHaHah
Nonsense! On the first Wednesday in November, Obama will be President elect and Barr will have been forgotten. That's been what has happened in the past, and it will be what would happen now. You have no good reason to believe otherwise.nate45 said:...If Barr gets double digits and McLame loses, then people will notice...
Actually, you're not very funny. You're wrong, and your ideas are preposterous, but you're not very funny.nate45 said:You can laugh at me now all you want,...
and that is where those of us thoughtfull Libertarians shake our heads and state "they're not with us."You can laugh at me now all you want, but mark my words the North American Union is not far away 2010 at the latest, then will see how important SCOTUS is when their overruled by the NAU court.
Paranoid NWO and black helicopter conspiracies are not a good way to make a point.
Applesanity
I'll bet anyone $100 that if Ron Paul decides to run for President on his own ticket, all the Bob Barr followers will leave poor old Mr. Barr in the dust.
water-man
hayek...Put YOUR kool-aid aside and try to pay attention. This is not the 2012 election we're talking about. We are talking NOW. Only one of two people will win this election. If we don't want Obama to win, the choice of who to vote for is evident. Or should be!
fiddletown
So hayek, I guess you're looking forward to Obama being president. So standing by your conservative principles, you will help put the most liberal candidate into the Presidency and assure that any conservative influence is frozen out of the White House. And you seem to think that makes sense? Phui!