Jude 2

"Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost."
-- John Quincy Adams

I intend on voting for Chuck Baldwin, the Presidential candidate for the Constitution Party. Have any of you given this party any serious consideration?

You've got to be kidding.

Kidding? No sir. Not in the least.

I also intend on becoming a party member. I agree with 95-99% of there stand on any known issue. I believe them to be a real reform party that potentially could gain the momentum to salvage the American Republic and return it to a Constitutionally valid form of government. And I believe they will remain dedicated to that task.

Check them out.

It's just hard to waste a vote, and in essence give the victory to the democrats by doing so.

I do understand your frustration with the two party system.

They just have the Ross Pero effect which gave us Bill Clinton.

Well, fortunately for me, Alabama is pretty much a gurantee for McCain. I am free to vote conscience with a clear conscience (ha!).

You couldn't pay me to be Democrat. Not now-a-days.

And the Republicans, well...

The Republicans mostly squandered the last 8 years, especially when they had majority in the houses and the executive office. They wrought no meaningful, lasting change. They have not shown themselves trustworthy or dependable. They dangle conservative values and Christian morals like bait it seems. Neither party is loyal to the notion of the foudning fathers, the governing documents, or the nature of the American republic.

Poimen wrote:I intend on voting for Chuck Baldwin, the Presidential candidate for the Constitution Party. Have any of you given this party any serious consideration?

Will all due respect, cuz, uhhhh.... No.

How could you vote for a guy who couldn't even stay true to the Ron Paul Revolution poster?

Look at the LOVE part of it. Three letters are backwards (EVO) and one is forward (the L).

Sounds like a double minded man to me, which the Bible says is unstable in all his ways.

Bad choice, Poimen

Poimen, I feel you. I've never particularly liked McCain, until he nominated Palin. However, realistically, either McCain or Obama will win. The Constitution party can't win. I'm not throwing my vote away. I couldn't live with myself thinking that I contributed to an Obama win.