I haven't really looked into it much but from the soundbites I have
heard from her it appears she is a big government Progressive Democrat.
Of course soundbites can be edited.
Either way I can understand libertarians encouraging her to run against
Hillary in the Senate Primary in 2006 and the Democratic Presidential
primary in 2008 and maybe even voting for her in the primaries if a
libertarian or a close libertarian is not running in the primaries if
it would help knock H Clinton out of the
running.
Still if it is a close race would any individuals vote really
count, would it break a tie. The odds is probally greater on winning
the big lottery and getting struck by lighting going to the polls and
coming back.
--- In [email protected], "hrearden_hr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > You're correct. She shouldn't run on the Libertarian ticket. She
> would be
> > more appropriately lined up with the Green Party or the Liberal
Party.
> >
> > David Hughes
>
>
> What do you base that statement on?
>
> $
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