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 Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 8:17 pm
It happens in every party, no matter what because people have some need to stay with their little group.
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 9:47 pm
WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted.
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 9:50 pm
Twizted Humanitarian well thats the way it should be however I seen alot of fellow republicans catching flack from thier fellow republicans because they are considering casting a vote for obama. That's Because I see him as an Assclown, and I don't hate on Fellow Republicans for voting for Obama, I hate on Everyone who votes for Obama. I've given my reasons why. several times, I'll repeat them I would do it now, but I got Evil Dead 1 + 2 Book of the Dead Editions, They are so cool I soiled myself 7 times when I watched them.
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 10:18 pm
I don't even know who I'll vote for on my first election. I'm just so tired of the whole process.
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:21 pm
WillWintter I don't even know who I'll vote for on my first election. I'm just so tired of the whole process. Write-in Bruce Campbell
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 8:08 pm
Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 11:15 pm
James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election?
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 8:06 am
WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? house rep., half of the senate, several govaners, thousands of town mayor elections, state senates, state houses, judges, distitrict at., constables, sherrif's, school boards, ect..., everything but the presidential pretty much.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 2:50 pm
WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 3:09 pm
Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 I meant at what level, I do know there most likely won't be an election in 2010 (you never know)
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 3:56 pm
WillWintter Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 I meant at what level, I do know there most likely won't be an election in 2010 (you never know) If you are talking Presidential...No Kidding. But, for Congress, There will be one.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 5:14 pm
Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 I meant at what level, I do know there most likely won't be an election in 2010 (you never know) If you are talking Presidential...No Kidding. But, for Congress, There will be one. Unless anarchy somehow reigns by then.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:51 pm
Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 they have to start somewhere
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 8:20 pm
James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter I keep seeing this on this guild and it's a point that really pisses me off, just because you're part of a party doesn't mean you must vote for that party. It's so annoying when people say they don't vote along party lines and act like it's such a big deal. I'm a registered Democrat but I'd vote for any Conservative if they were the best choice for the country. People seem to aline themselves with a party mostly because they either want to be someone or the idea of being Independent doesn't sound good. I know the only reason I joined a party is to influence choices more as in during primary elections. That and the fact I plan to run for office which would be helped if I was a part of a major party. Parties aren't some club with strict rules that you must follow like "always vote for your party." It's ideas like that which lead to elections like 2004 where people outside the parties voted against a candidate instead of for. The wouldn't have the "courage" to vote third party because the stigmatism is that is a wasted vote. There is no such thing in this country as a wasted vote, the face you voted outside the normal two candidates shows that you dislike what the major parties are doing and you want change. Well if they are not on the ballot no one can vote for them, unless of course a Write-in; but Write-ins are rarely ever counted. there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 they have to start somewhere frankly, nothing matters unless they have actual seats in government
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Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 3:13 am
WillWintter James628 Sith_Master_Steve WillWintter James628 there planing on running 3 people in 2010 for a start What 2010 election? Midterm Election And three People, In Federal or Local Level? 3 Candidates, Wow! [/sarcasm] BTW They formed Late 2007 they have to start somewhere frankly, nothing matters unless they have actual seats in government That is my point exactly 3 Seats is nothing, think about it.
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