http://alphapatriot.com/how-will-third-parties-fair/ Observations of a Reformed Liberal Sat, 29 Oct 2011 12:50:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://alphapatriot.com/how-will-third-parties-fair/comment-page-1/#comment-4353 Chris Camp Fri, 31 Oct 2008 22:58:09 +0000 http://66.7.204.200/~alphapat/?p=5664#comment-4353 Good article, Patriot, as always. I like the cartoon as well :) so true, so true. The thing I find most interesting about that is that the Times claims they are remaining "faithful" to their source. Since when did integrity come back into the liberal media. If that were a tape about Palin it would be on page numero uno. And concerning increased Green Party turnout, I don't think it's so. I think that this is one of the most exciting and popular elections in recent history. Early voter turnout is already setting records. And as it has been said before me, I truly believe this is the most important election Americans will ever vote in. That being said, I don't see people throwing their vote away on a candidate that will not win. I think only the hardcore third party fans will vote green. And I think that Nader will garner some of the younger, more liberal vote, as he usually does. But I don't think Bob Barr will get many votes at all. The reason being is that naturally conservative people who may like Barr might feel obligated to vote for McCain to keep a dangerously liberal person out of the White House. Good article, Patriot, as always.
I like the cartoon as well so true, so true. The thing I find most interesting about that is that the Times claims they are remaining “faithful” to their source. Since when did integrity come back into the liberal media. If that were a tape about Palin it would be on page numero uno.
And concerning increased Green Party turnout, I don’t think it’s so. I think that this is one of the most exciting and popular elections in recent history. Early voter turnout is already setting records. And as it has been said before me, I truly believe this is the most important election Americans will ever vote in. That being said, I don’t see people throwing their vote away on a candidate that will not win. I think only the hardcore third party fans will vote green.
And I think that Nader will garner some of the younger, more liberal vote, as he usually does. But I don’t think Bob Barr will get many votes at all. The reason being is that naturally conservative people who may like Barr might feel obligated to vote for McCain to keep a dangerously liberal person out of the White House.

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