PN>_The Libertarian Enterprise_, that readers vote for Bob Dole because
PN>(being brutally pragmatic) we Libertarians have the moral high ground
PN>on you Republicans the same way the Socialists did on the Democrats in
PN>the 1930s.  Republican candidates must pay lip service to many values
PN>that Libertarians hold dear; as electees, they're malleable on that
PN>account, and can be publicly held to what they claim to believe in.  
PN>    I regret that I can't do it, now, and this is what I hope you'll
PN>share with your fellow Republicans:  Dole's cynical abrogation of his
PN>promise to repeal Clinton's gun laws makes it impossible.  Something
PN>we agree on is the importance of the Second Amendment.  But it goes
PN>_far_ beyond that, betraying your party's continuing disregard for the
PN>highest law of the land, the first ten amendments to the Constitution,
PN>the Bill of Rights.  That's why I found the GOP unsatisfactory three
PN>and a half decades ago, and joined the LP when it came along.  
PN>    It's also why I'll urge readers to "cast a blank" this November,
PN>to vote on whatever candidates and issues they like, but to refrain
PN>from voting for _any_ presidential candidate at all.  It's the next
PN>best thing to "None of the Above", a choice that will let me sleep at
PN>night, and look at myself in the mirror the next morning.  
That is the dumbest idea I havee ever seen on this board.  To assure 
Clinton's election, that is exactly what to do.  The message?  It's "I was 
elected" :Bill Clinton.
Jim Page 
 
AKA Elmer Fudd
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