I'm glad you're agreeing that you were incorrect to compare Palin to Libertarianism as you were to compare blueduck37 to Brad Pitt (sorry, blueduck37! I am sure you are still a very lovely person).
If every conservative/Republican in America who claims to be a libertarian had voted for him, he would have been (and, btw, he did kick the ass of 9/11 masturbator Rudy G, who was at point considered the nomination frontrunner).
Your logic is akin to that of Max Baucus saying he can't vote for a public option because it doesn't have enough votes to pass. But it doesn't have enough votes to pass because Max Baucus won't vote for it. And Max Baucus won't vote for it, because etc etc.
If every conservative/Republican in America who claims to be a libertarian had voted for him, he would have been (and, btw, he did kick the ass of 9/11 masturbator Rudy G, who was at point considered the nomination frontrunner).
Best case scenario per Gallup data is that maybe 20% of the nation is libertarian. That ain't enough.
Your logic is akin to that of Max Baucus saying he can't vote for a public option because it doesn't have enough votes to pass. But it doesn't have enough votes to pass because Max Baucus won't vote for it.
Because voting for a Senate bill is the same as a state-by-state primary system.
gallup data recently put the republican party at 20% self identification, and only 13% strong republican. this is a perfect time for the libertarian party to try to make its move.
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Your logic is akin to that of Max Baucus saying he can't vote for a public option because it doesn't have enough votes to pass. But it doesn't have enough votes to pass because Max Baucus won't vote for it. And Max Baucus won't vote for it, because etc etc.
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Best case scenario per Gallup data is that maybe 20% of the nation is libertarian. That ain't enough.
Your logic is akin to that of Max Baucus saying he can't vote for a public option because it doesn't have enough votes to pass. But it doesn't have enough votes to pass because Max Baucus won't vote for it.
Because voting for a Senate bill is the same as a state-by-state primary system.
enough is enough
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