Time to take some Viagla...

[arib]

It'll help me maintain an election... :-)

Seriously though, election day is Tuesday, and I have no idea who I'll be voting for. As far as I can tell, the two major party candidates are complete buffoons who's campaigns consist entirely of beating on their opponents. The "third party" candidates, with one exception, seem a little more coherent and respectable, but I don't think I agree with their views. I might vote Green, but I'm not sure.


At least I know how I'm going to vote for the various referendum questions.

Comments

[gingicat]

I presume you've already seen my comments on the subject. I am so sick of all of these lame Democratic candidates for executive positions. If I were a conspiracy theorist, I'd really be wondering.

Conspiracy

[tendyl.livejournal.com]

Its only a conspiracy if you consider that maybe the smart democrats have decided they really like where they are and refuse to put themselves through the BS of running for Gov.

Just my $0.02

[chaiya.livejournal.com]

I've gotten crap from both sides of the continuum regarding my decision to vote for Jill Stein (Green). Pup says that it's irresponsible and likely to give us another Bushituation. Krikket says that I should always vote my conscience, and isn't that more toward the Libertarian bent? But in the end, I want to vote for the Green party because they're the people I can back the most on the most subjects, and because Jill was the only person at the end of the debates that I wasn't completely pissed off about.

[teddywolf.livejournal.com]

I consider myself midway between a Green and a Libertarian, but to date I've never found a Libertarian candidate I'd want to vote for.