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Who's looking like a good third-party candidate?
Only you can silence yourself.
I'm just starting to learn about the other candidates. I feel hopeless, with everyone talking about voting, either, democrat or republican.
I'm hoping for change! Change! We need change!
How about voting for a third-party? Is that enough change for you, Barack?
Is it a secret election?
Democratic Party
Senator Barack Obama
Welcome to Obama for America
MySpace.com - Barack Obama - 47 - Male - CHICAGO, Illinois - www.myspace.com/barackobama
Republican Party
Senator John McCain
JohnMcCain.com - McCain-Palin 2008
MySpace.com - John McCain - 72 - Male - Phoenix, Arizona - www.myspace.com/johnmccain
Independent
Ralph Nader
Ralph Nader for President in 2008 — Join with us today
MySpace.com - Ralph Nader for President 2008 - 74 - Male - Washington DC, Washington DC - www.myspace.com/votenader08
Green Party
Cynthia McKinney
votetruth08.com
Constitution Party
Chuck Baldwin
Chuck Baldwin 2008 | Office campaign website
Libertarian Party
Bob Barr
Bob Barr 2008 — Liberty for America
MySpace.com - Bob Barr 2008! - 59 - Male - ATLANTA, Georgia - www.myspace.com/bobbarr2008
Party for Socialism
and Liberation
Gloria La Riva
Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL):
Socialist Party
Brian Moore
Brian Moore
That would be great and all, but I can't bring myself to vote for someone who I know doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of being elected.Quote:
Originally Posted by beachguy in thongs
This is why the two party system is bullshit.
How can we have a clean candidate if he has to bow to the whim of the party that elected him?
Just look at George Bush. Without his party's favor, he looks like a damned fool up there.
If I remember right, one of the Founding Fathers said political parties would destroy this nation.
And indeed, with issues like the Bailout and a very partisan Congress...
They just may.
Hey, Jake! Too bad that you're right. I just don't see anyone else, besides Repubic hairs and Demoslats, getting pre-poll numbers above 10% of the vote.
It's too great of a conversation. "Who are you voting for?" "Aaah, the lesser of the two evils."
Obama's deceit:
Pass It On: The Obama Bubble Agenda -- Ralph Nader for President in 2008
McCain:
Michael Medved :: Townhall.com :: Six Big Lies About John McCain
How about voting for the bringer of Good (not a Nader promotion)?