Re: Fw: The Campaign's Petition - Step One

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The libertarians voting for Harry Brown are saying the same thing and so are the Buchanan people. The only thing actually happening when we vote for these people is the same thing that happened when Perot entered the race. It siphoned off just enough votes to stick us with Clinton, who wouldn't have had a chance to win without Perot being in the mix.

Sorry to be cynical but facts are facts and until everyone has a fair chance we get stuck with the dems or reps. Media doesn't help matters when the little guys can't get the word out. I think our political system is very crooked.

Annette

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-----Original Message-----From: beebemcel@... [mailto:beebemcel@...]Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 1:20 PMVaccinationsegroupsSubject: Re: Fw: The Campaign's Petition - Step OneIn a message dated 11/2/00 2:25:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, tomnrachel@... writes:<< I hate to say but it would be a wasted vote even though I wouldrather see someone like Nader win >>if everyone who feels as you do, voted for who they REALLY wanted, not who they thought had the better chance of winning, who knows what might happen...even if nader didn't win, don't you think it'd be a BIG wake up call to the 2 parties, that these "{fringe" element candidates might actually get somewhere? maybe the next time around they'd think a little differently and maybe the next time others who would like to vote for an underdog, might take the chance and vote for who they really want--thinking, "Hey, maybe, just maybe this guy might have a chance--i'm gonna go with my true choice". i dunno--something's gotta change and it's gotta start somewhere. like my gramma always told me--if you're not part of the sloution, you're part of the problem.just my .02brigit(who's also very undecided and confused too!!)