Will I vote independent in 2008?

Question

I will for sure. At least these coming presidential elections.
I want to send a clear message (to democrats and republicans) that from now on they will pay a price for betraying the american people when it comes to illegal inmigration. And You? Are You planning something similar?

Answer 1

To be honest, I will have to vote for the "right" person for the job! I too, am sick and tired of the Dems. and Reps. playing their stupid political games instead of getting anything done! This is just crazy! We are suppose to be one Nation..indivisable...what happened?

Answer 2

Dude, it pisses me off that all the candidates are millionaires who have no connection with hard working American taxpayers.

I'm freaking fed up with how ALL the elections are about telling voters what we wanna hear while knifing us in the back.

Since there's not a dime's bit of difference between Demos and Repubs, I rather "throw my vote away" as people say, on an independent than succumb to the two-party system mindset where THE BEST LIAR WINS.
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Answer 3

If Scooter Libby can be pardoned after perjury may be poor immigrants can also be pardoned for crossing border without papers. Everyone talks about the taxes they are not paying or adding costs to the health care and education. Nobody seems to ask how much wealth they are adding to the system by hard work and by spending money in USA!! By the way if you legalize them, they will pay taxes too, like all other immigrants. In a country that needs one million more workers EVERY year from abroad , blaming them to take americans' jobs is just lame. Bottom line is, this country and economy need to import foreign workers like all rich economies do. Those who are opposing comprehensive immigration reforms are playing these games under lame excuses just to hide their racist agenda. Republicans do not want hispanic to come to this country, period. Today they are opposing undocumented mexicans, tommarrow they will ask legal hispanics to leave if they won't speak english language. According to Bill O'Reilly, Mexicans are challenging " White caucaisan male Society" balance.

Answer 4

3 motives: a million. Obama had a large image going. wish, replace, bipartisanship, togetherness...Many Republicans voted for him, too, in view that they had wish in him. for this reason i do no longer think of he gets a 2nd term, no longer if somebody quite extra effective than Sarah Palin is working against him. 2. Sarah Palin. i concept John McCain became into ok. i does no longer have voted for him because of the fact i might quite have Obama in workplace than Sarah Palin, which might ensue if McCain died in workplace. And seeing how plenty the presidency an prolonged time human beings--look at previously and after p.c.., heavily--that isn't all that no longer likely. 3. Dubya became into basically out of workplace. the rustic wasn't vote casting yet another Republican in. to no longer point out that he became into youthful, black, and charismatic. i do no longer think of he won because of the fact he became into black, yet you would be able to desire to confess a sturdy chew of votes got here from human beings eager to vote interior the 1st black president, or tutor they weren't racist, or basically want a guy with the comparable epidermis coloration as them working the rustic, or whathaveyou. So relatively, his coverage concepts have been all yet beside the point. FYI, i'm an self reliant, Libertarian if no longer something.

Answer 5

Naturally it is your inherent right to vote in any way you wish, but if your vote is intended to bring change to our system of government, than voting independent is waisting your vote. Our system has been rigged by the two parties, that have their candidates controlled by big money. So in order to change and win over the establishment you need to join them in order to get rid of them. vote for someone who is getting campaign money directly from the people and not special interests. I mean both president candidates, senate candidates and house representatives candidates. Those are not beholding to the big money people of this country.

Answer 6

I resigned from the Republican Party for my own reasons a long time ago. The issues we face that will impact this Country cross party lines and party agenda or platform.

As long as I continue to live, I will vote the issues facing us regardless of party.

Answer 7

Go ahead, I am sure your one vote will send a crystal clear message and teach them a lesson that they will never forget.

Answer 8

I have not decided, but most Americans have shifted from voting along party lines to voting along issues.

Answer 9

VOTE RON PAUL because HE is the only one who wants to put the Constitution back into the Government. Yes, he is running as a GOP, BUT he backs his comments with actions!

Answer 10

I reckon I'll vote for Tom Tancredo, the one candidate I truly believe will take stern action to deal with the problem.