I voted today, and I voted Libertarian.
Don't give me shit about, "A vote for a third party is a vote for Bush!"
I voted Libertarian because: A. I agree with almost all of the party's platforms and B. I find it morally irresponsible to vote "against" someone. I despise Kerry. I'm not a fan of Bush, either. So why would I cast my vote for them? Just so someone else won't win? That's awfully juvenile, in my opinion. I'm not going to vote for someone I don't believe in.
I don't feel like being preached to, and it's a little late now. Next election, the Libertarian party needs to step it up.
Most Americans identify with the Libertarian Party.
Don't give me shit about, "A vote for a third party is a vote for Bush!"
I voted Libertarian because: A. I agree with almost all of the party's platforms and B. I find it morally irresponsible to vote "against" someone. I despise Kerry. I'm not a fan of Bush, either. So why would I cast my vote for them? Just so someone else won't win? That's awfully juvenile, in my opinion. I'm not going to vote for someone I don't believe in.
I don't feel like being preached to, and it's a little late now. Next election, the Libertarian party needs to step it up.
Most Americans identify with the Libertarian Party.
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wraith7000:
Excellent...I wore my shirt yesterday that said "Bush and Kerry make me wanna Ralph!" www.votenader.org 
onibubba:
Gotta do what is right for you! I have not been very involved in the Libertarian Party for some time. Mainly because of 2nd Ammendment issues and some of their isolationist views. But they take stances on controversial issues and you are either with them or against them. The Republocrats will never willingly isolate a voting block.