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A vote for a third party is a vote for Obama
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 8306506:MV8yMDM4OTMyXzM0Mjc4MTY2X0U1NDM3RDY0] I had an opinion, i typed it up and clicked post and then GLP did what it always does, it played like it's retarded, went to the register with GLP page and made my whole post dissapear. I did register once and then it wouldnt accept the password I created. now it wont let me register cause my email is already in use. nice catch 22 glp. it also seems to choose to screw me like this only when i type a large well thought out post but not if i just say a quick one liner. so fucking gay. anyway my point was Gary Johnson 2012 and if obomber wins because i voted 3rd party at least he isnt interested in fighting israels wars for them like rmoney is determined to do. [/quote]
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Some people are pushing people to vote for a Libertarian/Third Party candidate - such as Governor Gary Johnson - or worse, to WRITE-IN the name of a person NOT running for any office at all.
A third party candidate such as Governor Gary Johnson could not possibly capture enough electoral college votes between Obama and Romney to actually WIN the presidental election in a few weeks.
Furthermore, the incumbent has played the "race-card" successfully and repeatedly, so the fact that his base would migrate to Johnson is unlikely.
Therefore, the likely result of a Johnson candidacy being pushed would be to
take away election popular votes from Romney (not the incumbent) thereby splitting the vote between Republican and Libertarian and giving the majority of the Electoral College to the incumbent ensuring his re-election.
The last time there was even a remotely viable third-party candidate was Ross Perot, and he did not even come close to winning the presidential election.
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