I also believe Libertarians are close to what the Conservatives would like to see in government. Problem is that in my opinion it's a wasted vote. I think we will always have a 2 party system and we need our representatives to open their eyes and ears. If the Libertarians could mount a successful campaign I would be the first in line.

Perhaps the vote wouldn't be wasted if everyone didn't believe that to be the case..... :rolleyes:

Yep, that's why I said "if they could mount a successful campaign".

All I know is that if the Obama/Pelosi regime is allowed to stay its present course, the damage to this country will take decades and $billions to correct...that is assuming there are enough of us that survive the next terrorist attack(s). That leaves us with only 2 (reasonable) alternatives: (1) Impeachment or (2) Neutralize them thru the power of the vote by electing a more conservative Congress. I think the 2nd alternative has the best chance of success...:banghead:

There is a third option that I cannot post. :hehehe: It may very well happen if they stay the course. I think the budget this year is 3.8 trillion. They think it's fine to spend a billion for security for the terrorist trials when they shouldn't even be tried here. Gitmo is all set and ready to go.

Try and run your business or family budget using our country as a guide. :eek:

Yeah, obviously the government doesn't really understand the definition of that word "budget". It makes me laugh (in a gallows humor sort of way) to hear of the government taking over businesses because they believe they can do a better job of running that business.

I believe the entire damned government should be tried for malfeasance.

Nancy Pelosi's eyes open too far. Really, she should train herself to partially close her eyes. If she does that, and hold her head straight instead of looking down her nose all the time, I think she could pull off the "slightly jaded but good meaning grandmother" look. Instead, she looks really wired, like somebody shoved and then opened an umbrella up... well, you get the picture.

There was a movie that had something like that in it. Richard Pryor had to spend $10 million in 30 days, but not own anything other than the clothes on his back at the end of that period. Well, it was election time and he knew that both of the candidates were corrupt. So he ran for Mayor with the slogan "Vote None of the Above".:hehehe: Memory serves, he wins.