Griswold
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ORIGINAL: popeye1250 I voted for Ross Perot in 1992. This is what I mean when I say we need a "manager" in the W.H. and not a "leader" or "celebrity." It's pretty bad when the lemmings applaud their candidate for....taking off his jacket. See that popeye knew we didn't disagree too much.I too cast a ballot for Perot in 1992,after all is said and done felt like I threw away my ballot.No third party candidate has a chance...and that sucks No 3rd party before Perot had a chance in hell of getting included in the debates. No 3rd party before Perot had a chance in hell of getting more than 3% of the vote, and as Level indicated, it approached 20%. My Mom chewed me out for about 20 minutes for "throwing away my vote", and after she spent all that energy, I very calmly explained to her that it was and is my responsability as an American to vote for the best man or woman for the job, regardless of their chances of achieving office, and indeed, as she argued in her original points to me that "I'm voting for the best man that can actually get in...not necessarily the best man", I was finally able to get her to see that indeed...it was her who threw away her vote, not me. Had more people voted what they knew to be the truth, as opposed to listening to all the blather about "he can't win" or "you're only stripping away votes from so and so, guaranteeing the other so and so will win"....Perot would have won that election, and the one that followed.
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