Comments on: Why the Libertarian and Constitution Parties Could Never Merge http://georgedonnelly.com/politics/why-libertarian-and-constitution-parties-could-never-merge Arm your Mind for Liberty Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:09:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: asdf http://georgedonnelly.com/politics/why-libertarian-and-constitution-parties-could-never-merge#comment-6540 asdf Sun, 20 Jul 2008 06:35:50 +0000 http://wyattstorch.us/?p=41#comment-6540 You have some good comments, but being a big L, you are obviously a little bit biased. The Libertarians have their own shortcomings. I view both these third parties as being far more acceptable then the current Dems and Reps. Anyway, I'm a member of neither party, but I try and spread the base principles of both. We had a chance to unite under an exciting and dynamic leader with principles out the ying yang. But now that Ron Paul's mostly symbolic campaign is winding down, we're mostly in the same position, but I think he did more to bring people into the fold then either Libertarians or Constitutionalists have done in years. Perhaps next time, we'll unite some of the 3rd parties with all the individualists out there (not to be confused with The Individualists). You have some good comments, but being a big L, you are obviously a little bit biased. The Libertarians have their own shortcomings.

I view both these third parties as being far more acceptable then the current Dems and Reps.

Anyway, I’m a member of neither party, but I try and spread the base principles of both.

We had a chance to unite under an exciting and dynamic leader with principles out the ying yang. But now that Ron Paul’s mostly symbolic campaign is winding down, we’re mostly in the same position, but I think he did more to bring people into the fold then either Libertarians or Constitutionalists have done in years.

Perhaps next time, we’ll unite some of the 3rd parties with all the individualists out there (not to be confused with The Individualists).

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