Conservatives 08 Election what Conservative not on the radar would you support?
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As I stated before I like Newt alot and although I think he is unelectable at this time I like Alan Keyes very much\nothers worth a look Are Romney , Alan Simpson and as you mentioned Dole and Buchanon
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I am a Conservative, card carrying Republican and I WOULD NOT vote for him. He is an entertainer.  He is over the top.  He would scare me.\n\nI am a traditionalist Conservative who believes in the values for our country that the founding fathers penned into the constitution.\n\nThe Republican party needs a good traditionalist to run.  Not a far right wacko... Leave that kind of politics to the far left Democrats.
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Neither. \n\nThey are both weak-minded tools of the major parties. I would vote independent (again).
960876
Not true.\n\nJust CONSERVATIVE is dirty.\n\nLOL
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As a fellow Australian who do you mean by 'them'? Are we talking Labour/ Liberal? or something more extreme? because there is not a great deal of difference between our two biggest parties, and even when you vote for someone else 'preferences' help one of the two get in anyway.
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I'm not sure because I consider myself still young at the age of 25 and have, since I was able to vote, been a conservative Republican.  The older I get I realize I don't care socially about several issues the Republicans do but could never bring myself to vote for a Liberal.  Only time will tell if my ideas or opinioins will change, but I certainly can't see that happening.
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I would note for democratic so I would not vote for Clinton.  I would vote conservative.  Whatever president, most likely republican, would strive to keep america the strong country it is, to conserve our constituion and not try to change it.
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Yes, me.  I will not vote for a person who will increase the size of government, take away american freedoms, and spend my grandkids tax dollars, before they are even born.  Because I am conservative.
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I thought about this and it isn't easy. There are arguments for going either way (labour or conservative). \n\nArgument for voting labour - people mustn't get carried away by the David Cameron effect. Sure, he's young, energetic, good looking (for a politician!) and talks up all these big changes in the tory party. But think about it, so was Tony Blair all those years ago when he took over as leader of the labour party and then became prime minister. Labour seemed like a fresh, modern alternative beacuse people where fed up with the incompetence and sleaze of the conservatives. It will only happen again!\n\nArgument for voting conservative - But now the boot is on the other foot! conservatives seem like the fresh, modern alternative compared to labour's incompetence and sleaze!\n\nTo give you an answer, I would vote conservative against my better judgement. Its time up for labour, the lib dems aren't a realistic choice and neither are any of the other minor parties. Simply, what goes around comes around. Whatever party is in government always ends up the same. Plus change is a good thing - its healthy for democracy. We couldn't have yet another 4 year term of the same political party. Traditionally I'm not a tory and never have been. I voted labour in 1997 (I was 18) and have voted for them since. I simply think change is a good thing at the momemt. We just have to give a new government a chance. that's all
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I doubt the terrorist could name our political parties much less tell you which one to vote for.  Can you image the interrogation:  who are you endorsing in CT's 5th congressional district?
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An odd mixture of both. Although with the Tories now to the left of Labour and Labour to the right of the Tories UK politics is a bit muddled up at the moment !!
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blonde dyslexic i had to laugh at your question cos my OH is putting himself forward again for the 3rd year running to become a conservative councillor hahahaha, i' m a liberal democrat through and through, so i don't support him, last night the leaflets were dropped off and there are 3 boxes of them circa 3500 leafleats to be delivered hahahaha, not a hope in hell has he for me to help!!!
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Sure, I guess I would vote for the other parties candidate.  Never say never.  But if I were to pick somebody I would really want to run in the 2008 election it would be McCain.  He is the most likely Republican to win the primaries and lose to a Democrat.
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No republicans like conservatives and democrats like labour\nmind you new labour is more like conservatives that is why Bush and Blair are such good friends
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Moderate here\n\nMy republican vote would be for Rudy Giuliani as he seems to be a good guy\n\nMy democratic vote would be Howard Dean..may be weird but I think in a more honest and decent fashion than most politicians
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I would likely support it. We need a more centralist party. One without the extreme views of both R's an D's. One that looks out for the interests of the middle class.
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A real conservative, not a neocon imperialist.