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The support of one or a few small groups (like the Pink Pistols) cannot overcome the Congressman’s giant list of public officials and major lobbies. I just picked the Pink Pistols because they’re the only group I could think of that endorsed the Badnarik Presidential campaign.

And sorry, but blades are not our “thing”, if you get my drift, though I do carry a spiffy pocketknife. We’re more into lawful firearms than sharp objects, so this “cutting” thing just doesn’t seem to make much sense.

Can you please let me know what it is we are supposed to have cut, or are supposed to be cutting, or should have cut? I’m more than a little distressed to find out that our cutting skills are substandard in this regard.

Gwen Patton
Pink Pistols
International Media Spokesperson

While I’m a tad skeptical of the current campaign and think Badnarik would be better suited to run for state senate (one things Libertarians seem to have in spades is unrealistic ambition), I do think he has a shot if the message is dead on with his constituency and can drumbeat his way into getting goot poll numbers.

(disclaimer: I was the Web Team Coordinator for the Badnarik for President campaign and possibly this one, so my views aren’t entirely objective.)

A bit offtopic, but is commenter R. Paul actually Ron Paul?

Democrat – Ryan – 92,708 votes (51%)
Republican – Benjamin – 61,269 votes (34%)
Independent – Traficant – 27,487 votes (15%)

From what I have heard from some people who live in the area most people will probably not care that he doesn’t have a drivers license. They like me are much more concerned with their property and family.

I also personally don’t know that Michael has been driving at all in the past months and don’t know his tax situation.

Does anyone remember James Traficant. The guy who almost won his congressional seat from prison. Now I admit he wasn’t from Texas or a Libertarian but because of his stands (right or wrong) he was a popular candidate even though he told another member to go F*** themselves on the house floor and always tried to insult his own party.

Glad to see you’re all having so much fun!

Actually, I have to hand it to the reviewer, he actually was as fair as was humanly possible. For that particular human, of course. I, being a different person, whould hold that some of the remarks could have been done without, or could themselves have been more objective, but overall, I can live with negative opinion. So long as we all realize when it is that what is being offered as criticism is just opinion. Or, when it may be based on immediate fact but does not accunt for the broader reality or allow for undisclosed additional (strategic) information.

But I don’t feel any need to be defensive, or to defend. We all come at this movement from different places and perspectives. Still, one thing is certain. If we don’t hang together, we shall surely hang separately. And hang separately is exactly what we’ve been doing for the past 35 years.

Now that’s the shame, that so many of us would rather sacrifice everything than align with people who don’t profess our own perspective exactly. We all want to say we’re striking out toward a different political reality, yet most of us actually strive to look like politics as usual. I suspect, rather than the problem being the voters’ bad or ingrained habits, the problem is the general inability of libertarians to sell the idea. Yep, a damn shame.

Anyway, I really do appreciate the extra publicity. Free billboards are always good. Thanks!

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(leans over table, grinning insanely)

Now, buy my crazy book! LOL