If you are voting 3rd party...

[2vermont]

Aug 7, 2012 18:22:41 GMT -5 pennypenny said:

who are you voting for and why?

I am starting to think this is my best option. And my state is probably going to go to Obama either way.

I could probably ditto this...although I'm not a definite 3rd party voter.

[teflep]

I haven't decided. Our state is navy blue. I was just in a meeting today about sequestration and the economy. Suck it, both candidates. You both suck serious balls.

[IIOY]

I'm writing in "Shirtless Paul Ryan." I'm kind of wondering how that will play out.

[druidp]

Ron Paul, for the economy.

[basilosaurus]

Not that I really considered it, but this question made me consider it for a half second, because of course Hawaii is going for Obama. Then I remembered I'm registered to vote in Oregon. I'm smrt.

[soontobeka]

Aug 7, 2012 18:34:30 GMT -5 IIOY said:

I'm writing in "Shirtless Paul Ryan." I'm kind of wondering how that will play out.

[IIOY]

Aug 7, 2012 19:52:38 GMT -5 soontobeka said:

Aug 7, 2012 18:34:30 GMT -5 IIOY said:

I'm writing in "Shirtless Paul Ryan." I'm kind of wondering how that will play out.

OMG that's perfect!! LOL

[Meganne]

I like Gary Johnson the libetarian candidate. I am thinking of voting for him since my state is going red for Romney anyway so my vote isn't really needed there and Johnson's views are much closer to my own than Mitt's.

[druidp]

Aug 7, 2012 19:59:25 GMT -5 pennypenny said:

Aug 7, 2012 19:33:42 GMT -5 druidp said:

Ron Paul, for the economy.

Is he really 3rd party? My friend is upset that he isn't getting more media attention because "he still has a chance of winning the Republican primary."

Frankly he does. He won Iowa, not Mitt. He's going to have a decent delegate showing at the convention. And frankly I'm OK with the lack of media attention - more chance to sneak in and get more delegates before the GOP machine bends rules or coerces them into voting for "their candidate."

He's on the Republican ticket, but he has always been more affiliated with independents and Libertarians.