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Date Posted: 18:47:19 08/22/00 Tue
Author: oyster
Subject: It's all about marketing.
In reply to: steve 's message, "Re: 10 Reasons why Al Gore is God's favorite canidate" on 05:50:10 08/22/00 Tue

> well, in 1996, we had the total combination of all
> thrid party canidates total 8%, right now, they are
> polling at about 11%, which is a gain, but I would
> like to see them almost double it to like 15%, and
> then in 2004, see them nab like 21-24% if the dem's
> and rep's don't nominate any one of value...this would
> send a message that a sizable amount of voters are
> progressively going away from the big parties, make
> other people start to look at the various 3rd parties,
> and make the big ones start producing more...I think
> we could have a serious third party threat in 2008 if
> the ground work is laid...that is only 8 years away

If the third parties would get leaders with a fair amount of charisma it would do wonders. If Perot wouldn't've been such a nutty sounding guy he probably would've done better.

But they've got Buchanan, who scares me; Nader, who scares me despite the fact I've never heard him speak; and Browne, who I've never heard of. Since Browne is a libertarian I know pretty well what he stands for.

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