Question for People Who Were/Are Going to Vote 3rd Party

Paul · 08-29-2008

With the release of McCain's VP choice change your mind? She is a real conservative and very pro 2A.

indyjoe · 08-29-2008

She is a better choice than I thought he would make. I will be holding my noise and pulling the McCain trigger, most likely.

flagtag · 08-29-2008

I had already decided to vote for McCain, even tho I'm not crazy about him, but after reading about Palin then seeing/hearing her speak, I actually feel positive about the choice.

NEOCON · 08-30-2008

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Originally Posted by flagtag

I had already decided to vote for McCain, even tho I'm not crazy about him, but after reading about Palin then seeing/hearing her speak, I actually feel positive about the choice.

Ditto.

wolfman · 08-29-2008

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Originally Posted by indyjoe

I will be holding my noise and pulling the McCain trigger, most likely.

Because a vote for a 3rd party also ran, is in effect a vote for Obama.

Bazooka Joe71 · 08-31-2008

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Originally Posted by wolfman

Because a vote for a 3rd party also ran, is in effect a vote for Obama.

Sure is...Or at least half a vote.

Prometheus · 08-31-2008

He made a great choice in Palin, big positive there.

Bad news he's still a scum sucking, liberal dirt bag. Bigger negative.

If it was a Palin / mcAmnesty ticket I'd vote for them. As it stands it's mcAmnesty / Palin and I can't pull that lever.

After watching Bob Barr on Glen Beck the other night and Barr saying his favorite amendment was the second... well how could you not vote for him?

Besides, I don't want to be seen as endorsing bush v2.0... time to send a message no more neocon's or RINO's.

Perot got us the "contract with America"... which gave us (some what) balanced budgets for a bit...

Sucks that the likely outcome will be an obama presidency but with the tanking economy wouldn't you rather a dem be at the helm for it? Bush got blamed with clintons failures... maybe we can pin bushes failures on obama?

flagtag · 09-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prometheus

He made a great choice in Palin, big positive there.

Bad news he's still a scum sucking, liberal dirt bag. Bigger negative.

If it was a Palin / mcAmnesty ticket I'd vote for them. As it stands it's mcAmnesty / Palin and I can't pull that lever.

After watching Bob Barr on Glen Beck the other night and Barr saying his favorite amendment was the second... well how could you not vote for him?

Besides, I don't want to be seen as endorsing bush v2.0... time to send a message no more neocon's or RINO's.

Perot got us the "contract with America"... which gave us (some what) balanced budgets for a bit...

Sucks that the likely outcome will be an obama presidency but with the tanking economy wouldn't you rather a dem be at the helm for it? Bush got blamed with clintons failures... maybe we can pin bushes failures on obama?

No Anti-Constitution/Anti-American "Socialist" is acceptable. We all have to live with our vote. No complaining allowed if we are disappointed.

kludge · 08-30-2008

Palin was a great choice.

It's not inexperience that scares me (Obama and Palin) it's what are their principles and do they live by them that matters.

I would take any regular Joe off the street whose priciples I agreed with and zero experience over Obama and his principles.

flagtag · 08-30-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by kludge

Palin was a great choice.

It's not inexperience that scares me (Obama and Palin) it's what are their principles and do they live by them that matters.

I would take any regular Joe off the street whose priciples I agreed with and zero experience over Obama and his principles.

One big thing that I have noticed about Palin is that she embodies the "American" person! She is more American than ANY of the others running.
She is "down to earth" in the truest sense. Not big city - politican. She "talks the talk, walks the walk" in a way that I haven't seen in any other politician. I am really impressed with her.

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08-29-2008	#1 (permalink)
Paul Expert Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Pittsboro (Westside) Posts: 1,406	Question for People Who Were/Are Going to Vote 3rd Party With the release of McCain's VP choice change your mind? She is a real conservative and very pro 2A. __________________ Opinions expressed by me are not my actual opinions "The constitution of most of our States assert that all power is inherent in the people; that it is their right and duty to be at all times armed." -- Thomas Jefferson "Firearms stand next in importance to the Constitution itself. They are the American people's teeth and keyston under Independence." --George Washington

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indyjoe Expert Join Date: May 2008 Location: Indy - South Posts: 2,272	She is a better choice than I thought he would make. I will be holding my noise and pulling the McCain trigger, most likely. __________________ Appleseed Rifleman - 228 - I know what I am about.

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Prometheus ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: NW Indiana Posts: 1,287	He made a great choice in Palin, big positive there. Bad news he's still a scum sucking, liberal dirt bag. Bigger negative. If it was a Palin / mcAmnesty ticket I'd vote for them. As it stands it's mcAmnesty / Palin and I can't pull that lever. After watching Bob Barr on Glen Beck the other night and Barr saying his favorite amendment was the second... well how could you not vote for him? Besides, I don't want to be seen as endorsing bush v2.0... time to send a message no more neocon's or RINO's. Perot got us the "contract with America"... which gave us (some what) balanced budgets for a bit... Sucks that the likely outcome will be an obama presidency but with the tanking economy wouldn't you rather a dem be at the helm for it? Bush got blamed with clintons failures... maybe we can pin bushes failures on obama? __________________ I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around [the banks] will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. -Thomas Jefferson

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kludge Expert Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,302	Palin was a great choice. It's not inexperience that scares me (Obama and Palin) it's what are their principles and do they live by them that matters. I would take any regular Joe off the street whose priciples I agreed with and zero experience over Obama and his principles. __________________ AMERICA - Clinging to our GUNS and RELIGION since 1776. NRA Certified Instructor - Rifle, Pistol www.danvilleconservationclub.org www.jpfrog.org

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flagtag Expert Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Westville, IL Posts: 2,084	I had already decided to vote for McCain, even tho I'm not crazy about him, but after reading about Palin then seeing/hearing her speak, I actually feel positive about the choice.

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