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voting for a candidate and not a party

November 2 2004 at 10:04 AM		JB  (no login)


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I think it is better to vote strictly on issues that for a particular political party. If a certain political party knows they have your vote by virtue of a label, they will take you and your vote for granted. It might turn out that you will generally vote for a candidate who is a Republican or a Democrat, but the candidates should always know they have to earn your vote.

 
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  1. Re: voting for a candidate and not a party - cargo on Nov 2
    1. Re: voting for a candidate and not a party - JB on Nov 2
      1. Re: voting for a candidate and not a party - cargo on Nov 2
        1. lesser of two evils - JB on Nov 2
          1. oh, i will - cargo on Nov 2
            1. Re: oh, I will - JB on Nov 3
              1. i disagree - cargo on Nov 3
      2. Who you gonna vote for - fashiondreamer on Nov 2
    2. Just not realistic - Nat on Nov 2
      1. Re: Just not realistic - cargo on Nov 2
        1. Re: Just not realistic - Nat on Nov 2
          1. Re: Just not realistic - cargo on Nov 2
            1. Acrimony - Nat on Nov 2
              1. Re: Acrimony - cargo on Nov 2
              2. Re: acrimony - JB on Nov 2
        2. Electoral systems and democracy - John Bayko on Nov 2
          1. Run - fashiondreamer on Nov 2
            1. hmmm..... - bn on Nov 3
        3. The South - fashiondreamer on Nov 2
      2. Re: just not realistic - JB on Nov 2
        1. Not same at all - Nat on Nov 3
          1. I agree about Bush and Kerry - JB on Nov 3
            1. typo - JB on Nov 3
     
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