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[Evan Zimmerman <evan.zimmerman AT gmail.com>]

I hope this won't be considered flamebait: 
I know few to no Libertarians (outside of this list of course), but
many many D democrats, and they're all concerned over constitutional
issues in one way or another. Certainly not all of the issues Phil
outlined earlier, but some of them.

I and those whose opinions I know well would throw their hat into the
"change from within the party" ring rather than the 3rd party route.
My guess is it's similar with parts of the Republican party.

I guess my point would be, should I be forced to have one, these may
be keystone issues for Libertarians but that doesn't make them
irrelevant other parties.


Evan

On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 11:28:20 -0500, Phillip Rhodes
<mindcrime AT cpphacker.co.uk> wrote:
> zman wrote:
> 
> > Though I don't think Libertarians are the majority of people bitching.
> > The majority of my friends have the same concerns and there are a very
> > small portion are Libertarians.
> >
> 
> Cool.  I'm glad to hear that.  Er, I mean, that is, I'm glad to hear
> that your friends are concerned about the constitution.  Not that
> I'm glad to hear that they're not Libertarians. :-)
> 
> TTYL,
> 
> Phil
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