I'd vote for him before I would some third party candidate who doesn't have a snowball's chance of getting elected. No way, at this point, do I pull a lever for a present day democrat.

For you libertarians, I'd probably go with one of your guys but until you get a grassroots candidate that can make themselves a real viable candidate that has a near equal shot of getting elected as the D or R would for president, then I can't see wasting a vote if it means helping out a democrat who I basically have absolutely nothing in common with.

For me, voting against something is just as important as voting for something. In today's politics the democrats promote a helluva lot more that I don't like compared to just a few things the republicans push that I do like.

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Posted by goldennugget

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Posted on 3/18/14 at 11:22 am to Homesick Tiger

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I'd vote for him before I would some third party candidate who doesn't have a snowball's chance of getting elected. No way, at this point, do I pull a lever for a present day democrat.

For you libertarians, I'd probably go with one of your guys but until you get a grassroots candidate that can make themselves a real viable candidate that has a near equal shot of getting elected as the D or R would for president, then I can't see wasting a vote if it means helping out a democrat who I basically have absolutely nothing in common with.

For me, voting against something is just as important as voting for something. In today's politics the democrats promote a helluva lot more that I don't like compared to just a few things the republicans push that I do like.

Just because a candidate has an R next to their name doesn't mean they aren't a big government progressive.

I refuse to vote for any big government progressives, Republican or Democrat.

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