Who would you like to see run in '08?

[retrorich]

Your eloquence is almost god-like Rich.:bow:

Thank you, my friend!

 

[retrorich]

The main reason I support McCain is his anti-war stance. Too late to keep us out of Iraq--but maybe he could keep us out of Iran, North Korea...etc.

 

[Rejected]

George Phillies.
www-phillies2008-dot-com (can't post a link until 15 posts, :149

 

[CaptainXeroid]

George Phillies.
www-phillies2008-dot-com (can't post a link until 15 posts, :149

You should be able to set up the link syntax manually. In any case, here you go Click here for George Phillies, Libertarian for President, 2008.

 

[Rejected]

thanks

 

[MaddLlama]

He would be totally awesome, I think that the Libertarians would make a great administration.

Too bad third party political parties won't gain enough support to ever get elected, or get anything done if elected.

 

[Rejected]

I think that if the libertarian movement started to gain support at local and state levels first and then move into the house and senate and then put a person in the white house a lot could be accomplished. But that’s asking for a lot. Like people to vote in their local communities.

 

[MaddLlama]

I think that if the libertarian movement started to gain support at local and state levels first and then move into the house and senate and then put a person in the white house a lot could be accomplished. But that’s asking for a lot. Like people to vote in their local communities.

Heh.

I'm with you on that, unfortunately I can't hold my breath for it. Working towards the cause is a good start though =) Anarchy in the bi-partisan system, I say.

 

[angellous_evangellous]

I'd like to see Phil (aka Sunstone) run in 2008. Bout time to see someone with a good head on his shoulders and a quality woman by his side.

 

[Rejected]

I'd like to see Phil (aka Sunstone) run in 2008. Bout time to see someone with a good head on his shoulders and a quality woman by his side.

As in Sunstone that posts on this forum?

 

[uu_sage]

Noam Chomsky
Howard Zinn
Noami Wolf
Dennis Kucinich
Ralph Nader
Jello Biafra
Michael Parenti
Janice Jordan
Pat LaMarche
Holly Near
Leonard Peltier

 

[Nehustan]

Noam for President!!!! Take down the Stars and stripes and raise the black flag. Washington, Barcelona style...interesting.

 

[Bishka]

Anybody but Hilary clinton right about now.

 

[ChrisP]

Honestly I'd vote for Hilary over anyone else if me was a Yankee.

Her husband was the best president of the last 2 decades... i.e. he kept his hands to himself (figuratively at least)

 

[Doktormartini]

Not a republican.

 

[Scuba Pete]

John McCain would be awesome.

I might even be convinced to vote for Jeb (that is NOT a typo), but he would have to show me that he is NOT beholden to the same "Good ol' Boy" network of his brother. I think he is more like his Father.

 

[Buttercup]

The only candidate I can state with certainty at this point is.....anybody but a Republican.

 

[MaddLlama]

John McCain would be awesome.

I might even be convinced to vote for Jeb (that is NOT a typo), but he would have to show me that he is NOT beholden to the same "Good ol' Boy" network of his brother. I think he is more like his Father.

Wait....that's supposed to be better?

 

[angellous_evangellous]

John McCain would be awesome.

I might even be convinced to vote for Jeb (that is NOT a typo), but he would have to show me that he is NOT beholden to the same "Good ol' Boy" network of his brother. I think he is more like his Father.

I would vote for McCain but not Jeb.

We've had enough Bush.

 

[Scuba Pete]

Wait....that's supposed to be better?

I almost voted for Papa Bush... he wasn't a liar and he wasn't inherently evil. I did vote for Reagan (twice) and some may have mistakenly taken my incredibly hard line against Shrub as me being anti-Republican or some such nonsense. Shrub is more corrupt than Clinton AND Nixon combined.

Jeb has shown himself to be quite centrist. IOW, he is a FLORIDIAN first and has no big business or religious agenda that he is trying to stuff down our throats. He is barely a Republican, which is fine by me. I must admit that I don't believe that I have voted for him to be our Governor, but I wholly approve of his job so far!​