Something to remember if you lean Conservative and are voting 3rd party.

[zgoldsmith23]

So, why is it always that a vote for a third party hurts the Republicans more than the Democrats? Are you going to tell me that there aren't any Democrats that like Gary Johnson? I doubt it.

I am a registered "Democrat" and am voting for Johnson.

That is not a factor in my choice.

I don't vote for the lesser of an evil, for it is still evil.

Not that it matters, but I'd agree and respect this position.

 

[DashingAmerican]

I am a registered "Democrat" and am voting for Johnson.



Not that it matters, but I'd agree and respect this position.

That's exactly my point.

 

[Ikari]

Who is the bigger Liberal Obama or Romney.

6 in one, half dozen in the other.

 

[Kr1ll1n]

A vote for a 3rd party candidate is a vote for Obama.

Please change your avatar. Popeye was not afraid to do something that he had an almost assured chance of losing at.
He did it anyway, because he had pride, honor, and self-respect. Much like us 3rd party voters.

 

[Sparkles]

A vote for a 3rd party candidate is a vote for Obama.

That's fine. If the Republicans are not going to run a candidate that I believe in, then I'd rather Obama win, than vote for someone I don't agree with.

Voting only to remove someone you don't like, is a great way for scum bags to get in office. Back in the 90s, I remember being amazed at Democrats who voted for Clinton, even though they hated Clinton. And we all know what a scum sucking idiot Clinton was.

So I determined from that point forward, that I intended to vote only for who I really believe is the best candidate, not who had the best chance of winning.

Therefore, if America elects Obama again, then America deserves Obama. If America elects Romney, then America deserves Romney. Both are bad in my opinion.

 

[Jerry]

A vote for a 3rd party candidate is a vote for Obama.

A growing number of us EvilConservatives are so disappointed with Republican candidates that we just don't care anymore.