thewhitrbbit wrote:
I think what Romney said is true, but probably not said in the best way.
The truth is that 47% of house holds pay no federal income tax.
I don't know who I"m voting for. I wont' vote for Obama. Not after all his assaults on liberties, and assaults on things that Bush did that he continues to do.
Romney I think has the business experience, but I worry that he will get derailed by vaginas and gays.
Green party, no way.
I like Gary Johnson but he won't win.
The 47% not pay income tax is true, but they do pay taxes.
Here's a Forbes article discussing it.
Don't vote for you think will win, vote for who you believe in. A vote for a candidate you don't believe in is a wasted vote. How can this country call itself a democracy when its people can't vote for who they truly want in office? The only way this system can change is if people take a stand. You might not get what you want the first time around but if you consistently stand up for yourself, people follow. We see it now as the Libertarian Party and the Green Party are on the rise.
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Personally, I've decided that I'm going to vote Jill Stein of the Green Party. She discussed the problems I had with the Green Party's platform at
Reddit's IAmA (link) (it's where anybody can ask the op anything. Better the question, the more its upvoted and the more the op has to answer). She discussed her stance on alternative medicine and nuclear power too. She's not going to win, but at least I'll cast my vote honestly.
And if anyones interested,
here is Obama's IAmA (he only answered 10 questions. It was lame) and
here is Gary Johnson's IAmA.