It's pretty hard :) So what *should* politicians be talking about? In
your opinion?

Dana

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From: Robert Munn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 18:37:17 -0400
Subject: Re: The Sam Factor! (Fox News can legally lie?)
To: CF-Community <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

I was a member of the Libertarian Party. Then I went to vote. On the
voting cards here in California, there is a little blurb for each
candidate- a sort of what they stand for in six words or less. The
Libertarian candidate was listed as standing for "legalized chinchilla
farming". So now I am, reluctantly, a Republican. I'm just a little
less reluctant to be a Republican than I am to be a Democrat.

I thought about going Independent or looking at Reform or other
parties, but our current system is set up to HEAVILY favor incumbents
in national office. By default that means that either a Republican or
a Democrat is going to win almost without fail.

We have a de facto two party system, so I figured I would join one.
I'm definitely a libertarian at heart, but my wife made fun of me to
no end after the chinchilla thing. I mean, how can you take that
seriously?

>I worked on John Anderson's campaign back in 78-79.  Question is how do we
>create a 3rd party?  It would be interesting if we could use the web to create
>a platform -- specific changes to laws -- to advance the middle's perspective
>and solicit funding.  The first step would probably be to support specific
>candidates of either party that also support most of the platform, then follow
>up with our own candidates in specific markets where there is no acceptable
>candidate running.
>
>I am not a blogger, but this might be an interesting way to collect other
>people's ideas on how to form a party of the vast majority, the silent middle.
>
>Andy
>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>  If played well, a small third party is actually more powerful than the
>  big two. A wedge is the most basic machine, and turned on end it's a
>  fulcrum.________________________________
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