vote for a third party

[HuskyMama]

Originally Posted by silas777

Not going to happen, Its like the homsexuals here talking about how the GOP needs to alienate their base to pick maybe a minuscule percentage of the possible 3% of homosexuals that might vote Republican . Its just silly illogical nonsense. To put it bluntly ... the GOP can and does win elections if the homosexuals stay home. They can and do win elections with out the libertarian vote. They CANNOT WIN if Social Conservatives stay home. Libertarians need to learn to coexist with those that will help them further much of their agenda.

Why shouldn't social conservatives co-exist with those that will help them further their agenda? It's a two way street.

[silas777]

Originally Posted by HuskyMama

Why shouldn't social conservatives co-exist with those that will help them further their agenda? It's a two way street.

Indeed and they do . As I said most social conservatives are also economic conservatives as well and share much the same philosophy .

[mariawilson12]

I think the situation of third party vote arises when there is the presence of two strongest rivals. In this case, smaller parties are rarely successful.

[Boss]

Pushing the Libertarian Party is a dream of the young. I was their in the 70's, Then I started to look and see what it was (still is by the way). Run by the GOP as a wedge between generations. Yup just another GOP lie.