Anyone else in the state of Texas meeting a lot of Libertarians?

[texas1928]

They seem to be multiplying around here. All these people who say they are an Independent, or libertarian. It is amazing. But when you press them they actually admit "i voted for bush". Then I hear, "but, Texas has always been a republican state." I then have to say "BULLSHIT IT HAS!"

I am just wondering if others are experiencing this?

[flamin lib]

1. Yeah, it's amazing what 8 years of corruption, incompetence and

cronyism will do to change a political viewpoint. Still too proud, or stupid, to go Democratic but too embarassed to call themselves Republican.

[Lithos]

2. Have always heard

The definition of a Libertarian was a Republican who wants to legalize marijuana. Perhaps it is a short jump from the mental dumbing down the Republicans have been doing to the chemical one from dope.

L-

[texas1928]

6. It maybe a side effect of coming down off the Kool-Aid.

[texas1928]

5. Yep, and when they finally admit it...

I just say "OH, So it's your fault."

[tanyev]

3. Don't have much personal contact with any, but I have been amazed

at the Ron Paul signage and bumperstickers (and lack of anyone else's) in my ruby red county.

[texas1928]

7. That man, at first has some ideas, but then he kept talking and I got scared.

[WolverineDG]

4. Okay, I'll cop to voting libertarian

when there's no Dem on the ballot.

dg

[texas1928]

8. I would write someone in.

Not with the way the repukes around here have been.

[cosmik debris]

9. Me too.

I like to think that the Libertarians might someday get enough power to split the Republicans and give the Dems a chance to win.

Also I have a perfect record of NEVER voting for a Republican in my long life. So I look for ways to vote AGAINST Republicans when there is no Dem to vote for.

I don't see that it hurts anything. If someone disagrees, please let me know your thoughts.