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-> THat's one approach.  Mine is to vote for the candidate or
-> party which comes closest to espousing my philosophy.  That
-> also means oftentimes I'm voting for not more of the same,
-> bought and paid for by the big money interests.
-> THis time I broke with my usual philosophy of voting my
-> conscience and beliefs, and voted major party, because I
-> knew voting as I normally would provided only one outcome,
-> especially if other folks who don't vote major parties did
-> as I did.  I would venture a guess that some third party
-> voters did as I did this time, and chose the lesser of two
-> evils.

JF>    Correct.  I am not about to waste my vote on someone I know has
JF> little support so I will make 'make use' of my vote to fight the one
JF> I oppose  the most.  Let the ideological idiots throw theirs away if
JF> they have some  other 'issue' that is more important to them.

RW>  DOn't know how ideological I am, but I believe in the
RW>  principles on which our country was founded, liberty.  
RW>  THat means my government can stay out of my bedroom and 
RW>  out of my life for the most part.  I truly believe both 
RW>  major parties are bought and paid for by those whose 
RW>  interest is not liberty

  Now you're ready to embark on conspiracy, and as we all know, 'there
are no conspiracies in the United States'. For the most part who needs 
them when you have a major portion of the population, preoccupied with 
TV with 500 channels, sex, drugs and rock and roll?  They have stolen 
our youth on the one hand, and have aborted more than 50 million of 
them since roe v wade, on the other.  30+ years ago, city parks were 
filled with the laughter of children, now they are a haven for bums, 
gangs and drug dealers and other sordid perverts.  Too many young girls
are walking around with pink hair, a pierced face and tattoos all over. 
And some people think they've evolved into a 'progressive' state of mind.  

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