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couldnt agree more.

unfortunately 3rd parties are usually only available as choices in presidential elections but I am proud to say I have not given a presidential vote to either of the "2 Parties" nor do I plan to.

Benny: here in GEorgia, my party of choice (a third party) is usually involved in every race, and garners between 6 and 10% of the vote normally (Libertarians.) We also have a very outspoken Libertarian on the radio here though. (Neal Boortz)

i'll have to check him out, i cast a vote for Browne in '96, does Boortz have a website/streaming audio?

boortz.com, you won't like him though, he doesn't exactly walk the party line on everything.

I like Harry Browne myself, though I don't know who they are nominating this year. Boortz usually speaks at the Libertarian convention.

I find the libertarian party line harder to walk than a dental-floss tightrope but at least they understand the value of the bill of rights.

Exactly. More important than that: they understand personal liberty.

Boortz likes to say something that I tend to agree with: if this country is saved it may not be by that party, but it will be by their principles.