When did I become an "Evangelical" voter?

[srmom]

And, if the Libertarian Party had a cut dog's chance in hell of winning, I might vote that way. But, it would just be a wasted vote.

I really wish we had a multi-party system so that I could find a candidate who most closely fits my ideal. As it is now, it may be the "hold your nose and vote" candidate.

[nittanyalum]

Originally Posted by srmom

had a cut dog's chance in hell of winning.

LOL! srmom's funny.

[PhiGam]

Originally Posted by srmom

And, if the Libertarian Party had a cut dog's chance in hell of winning, I might vote that way. But, it would just be a wasted vote.

I really wish we had a multi-party system so that I could find a candidate who most closely fits my ideal. As it is now, it may be the "hold your nose and vote" candidate.

Speaking from a purely mathematical standpoint your vote does not matter (especially if you don't live in MI, FL, or OH.) I know that it sucks to think about it that way but there is zero chance that the presidential election will be decided by your vote.
In fact, you may be better off making a statement vote for a small candidate or a write in than to vote for a candidate that you don't like.