Let's be clear; there's milk that's been in my fridge longer than BB has been a Libertarian. I do not think he would be a fab president.

But he's not going to win.

My vote is for the L platform, for gaining momentum.

We should've all payed closer attention to who they were nominating, but we were caught up with the good Dr. and the party was in a very akward position.

Again, don't vote for BB, vote for the principals of the only moral, constitutional party in existence, even if they did make a lame choice this time around, it's OUR fault.

Gary Johnson / Dennis Miller 2012!

Although there are many similiarities, the religion differences are substantial and in practice, could lead to much bigger differences in the issues. The Constitution Party could end up looking a lot like Republicans if there ideas were put into practice.

There is a new moneybomb for Chuck Baldwin this Friday the 26th www.buckforchuck.com

we had a small one last week and we will do another this friday. Website is being updated as we speak!

This event will also be broadcasted from 9am until midnight on www.revolutionbroadcasting.com - www.wrbnfm.com and www.RTRRadio.com - This could also be on BTM if people would respond from here and it would be nice if Trevor would help us promote this money bomb because Chuck Needs the money!

UPDATED : I was asked to add this : Revolutionbroadcasting nor buckforchuck or any other radionetwork or website receives 1 penny from this money bomb 100% of all donations go directly to the Chuck Baldwin campaign.

I am definitely a libertarian, though I don't know if I'd go as far as to say I'm a Libertarian (I don't think the LP has everything right). That being said, I definitely think the Libertarian Party is much closer to being on the right track than the Constitutional Party. So as far as parties go, I would vote Libertarian if given the choice. However, I've always been a firm believer in voting for the candidate, not the party. I think Bob Barr is a disgrace to libertarianism. However, I think Chuck Baldwin isn't half bad. By my past logic, this would mean a vote for Baldwin would be the right vote. But I've always voted between the Dem or Rep... and let's face it--Baldwin doesn't have a chance to win in November... nor would Barr. So a big part of me feels that this election comes down to making a statement and showing the public that there is a growing concern over the ideology (if you can call it that) put forth by the Democrats and Republicans. So I think a vote for the Libertarian Party might serve the purpose more.... to make the country aware that many people believe in and support libertarian ideals. I still have to decide... but I offer up this little internal debate to get some more of you thinking about what you want to accomplish in this election if, like me, you want to vote for a third party candidate.

Nice article tajitj. I consider myself more of a libertarian. I was actually in the process of leaving the Republicans when Ron Paul started running for President, so I stayed to support him. After Paul dropped out and unable to conscientiously vote for McCain I started looking at the Libertarian party again but even though I feel more libertarian I believe that Chuck Baldwin is a better candidate. Neither Baldwin nor Barr are 100% on track for me but Baldwin is far closer to the mark and it looks like there are several libertarians that are not happy with Barr as the candidate. Baldwins stance on the border, Real Id and his announcement that he would appoint Paul as the treasury secretary sold me on his candidacy. I will probably abandon the Republican party (actually they abandoned me and many others) and join the libertarians but Baldwin still gets my vote.