[compelled to reply]

I think he should. Solid Libertarian values, common sense, well spoken. Tallrick 08, a free America!Or a free Florida at least.

[THASPECIAL]

Originally Posted by fort lauderdale

I think he should. Solid Libertarian values, common sense, well spoken. Tallrick 08, a free America!Or a free Florida at least.

This is Hillarious, but i voted yes......he wouldn't mess things up more than Crist would. He might even do better....who knows.....lol


If Tallrick had a commercial for his campaign...what do you think it would be like?

[Floridabound09]

Originally Posted by THASPECIAL

This is Hillarious, but i voted yes......he wouldn't mess things up more than Crist would. He might even do better....who knows.....lol


If Tallrick had a commercial for his campaign...what do you think it would be like?

I don't take no crap from anyone !! ??

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Originally Posted by Floridabound09

I don't take no crap from anyone !! ??

LOL.......Would that show him next to a port-a-pottie when he says that?

[floridasandy]

i would vote for tallrick based on his elimination of property tax platform.

[firemed]

Tallrick is like the Ron Paul of Florida when it comes to taxes. I would vote for him.

[tallrick]

And to think, I was losing faith in the people of Florida! Looks like there are more free thinkers out there! The only reason I may seem "negative" is because I want Florida and the whole US to prosper, but out of control taxes and regulations that favor a few well-conencted entities are destroying innovation and setting up the economy for a terrible crash. While people were borrowing money to flip properties the monetary system continued to worsen. I want to see investment in infrastructure, and less government interference in the free market. Just imagine, if I didn't have to waste time fighting code enforcement and the tax assessor how much time could be spent on innovation?

I don't take no crap from anyone"
"LOL.......Would that show him next to a port-a-pottie when he says that?"

This is a great slogan, and the port-a-potty idea gave me a good laugh! I just wish that all voters were well-educated in how the system works and would be willing to take risks. Imagine if a mix of regular middle-class citizens replaced all the congre$$men (except Dr Paul) and turned business as usual into a place where Government worked for the people like a business. One can only dream it seems.

[SKB]

tallrick for governor!!
You would have my vote!!!

And I have got your back to!!!!!

[chisoxfan]

The only Keys politician I've met is Captain Tony, the saloon keeper who used to be mayor of Key West. Tony now spends a lot of time saying things like, "I'm 89 years old and I've never needed Viagra," which strikes me as being a lot more sensible, if not necessarily more truthful, than most things politicians say these days. How about Tallrick for president or governor and Captain Tony as his running mate?

[bale002]

I hate to be political, but since Ron Paul has already been mentioned, even by tallrick himself, indeed, in lieu of the latter, a vote for the former may be worth while.

I view the system as it stands now as a choice between the lesser of two evils. The problem with voting a write-in (or third-party) candidate, on the rather safe assumption that neither tallrick nor Ron Paul makes it past the primaries, is that such a vote may take away from the lesser of the two evils in favor of the worse of the two, which then dominates.

What to do? I know, invest overseas!