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View Poll Results: how long
5 years 15 36.59%
10 years 5 12.20%
20 years 2 4.88%
never......the party will just fade out of existance the same way other political parties in our short history have 19 46.34%
Voters: 41. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 03-11-2014, 08:44 AM
 
Location: Ohio
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Even with those problems, one would think the Libertarians should have made more progress.
Not possible.

Libertarians have no organization; no structure; no plans; no strategy; no coordination; and no leadership.

You need only to look around to see that. What they do have, is lots and lots and lots of talk. Yeah, we know they can talk the talk, but they can't walk the walk. The Libertarians failed for the same reason the Social Party, and the Socialist Worker's Party and the Communist Party and all other 3rd Parties fail.

If was a political consultant to the Libertarian Party -- and I'm qualified to do that, the Libertarians would control 30%-40% of all school boards in the US; 30%-40% of all incorporated and unincorporated townships; 25%-30% of all counties; 40%-60% of all municipalities under 500,000 people if not through mayor-ship or voting block, then through both; members on all major cities over 500,000 if not at least 10%-15% out-right mayor-ships; 15%-20% of all State legislatures; one to three governorships; and 10%-20% of Congress;.....and then they'd be in a position to gain to the presidency.

The fact that Libertarians have not or cannot do that, speaks volumes about them.

Voters today are not really that much more sophisticated than voters in the 18th or 19th Centuries, but they are sophisticated and worldly in other ways, and the nature of the majority of people is that they need to see to believe.

And the end of the day, most reasonable people are from Missouri, so what have Libertarians shown people?

Nothing.

If Libertarians can't even run a damn school board, then they aren't even remotely worthy of sitting on the presidential toilet.

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Charlton Heston is probably best known for his NRA membership and strong support for the 2nd amendment and also being asked for an interview in the Michael Moore documentary Bowling Columbine, but he was involved in a lot of other efforts as well. Thanks for sharing those.
Heston was a model Conservative, a great person, and wonderful actor. When I was in the MDW, I got to see him a couple of times, but never got a chance to meet him in person. I would like to have done that.

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The same goes for abortion, too.
Welfare leeches are inconvenient, hated and nobody wants them around, so can we abort them?

Conveniently...

Mircea

 
Old 03-11-2014, 10:28 AM
 
Location: Calgary, AB
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Welfare leeches are inconvenient, hated and nobody wants them around, so can we abort them?

Conveniently...

Mircea
They don't inconvenience me, I don't hate them, and I'm fine with them around. You might not be, but that's not my concern. Right-wing Americans, on the other hand, well, the world would only be improved by their absence. I'll get the f'n coat hanger.
 
Old 03-12-2014, 08:10 AM
 
Location: Free From The Oppressive State
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Say what?

Republican party = religious white people and Hispanics.
Democratic party = non-religious white people, Hispanics and all other minorities


spin it any way you want, but that's what our 2 party system is these days.
Honesty, Black voters are the only voters that consistently vote on fiscal policy in this country.
Speaking of the media spoon feeding people...what a load of tripe. Plenty of "minorities" are Republican voters. You liberals are hilarious, thinking you have cornered some kind of market.
 
Old 03-12-2014, 10:46 AM
 
Location: Ohio
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They don't inconvenience me,....
So you are anti-Pro-Choice?

Your position is hypocritical....


Mircea
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