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I am not neutral. I am supporting Kamala Harris. I want to see Trump and National Conservatism defeated at the ballot box on November 5.

In my opinion, the Mises Caucus has effectively destroyed the Libertarian Party and, for all practical purposes, changed it from a political party into an advocacy group(much like the Modern Whig Party in the 2010s decided to forget about running candidates and to be an advocacy group called the Modern Whig Institute). I have not renewed my Libertarian Party membership since the Mises Caucus took over in 2022; thus, I now consider myself a free agent, electorally speaking.

Perhaps someone can gain control of the Libertarian Party away from the Mises Caucus and rebuild it for 2028. Just have to wait and see.

 

I do not support the Democratic Party abortion agenda. I approve of Roe v. Wade being overturned. However, I disagree with the Supreme Court's reason to do so. The reason they should have cited is that there is no constitutional warrant for the federal government to be involved in the abortion issue. I understand why they didn't cite the proper reason, as it would have opened the door to challenges of lots of actions of the federal government for which there is no constitutional warrant for the federal government to be involved in.

 

The U.S. Constitution was not designed to have political parties; both George Washington and John Adams sternly warned against their creation. The American people should have listened to Washington and Adams on that subject.

 

Salvation by works is a false gospel, in which there is no salvation; just as free-willism based on fallen man meeting conditions of some kind is a false gospel, in which there is no salvation. Salvation is only by the free, sovereign grace of God. Period.

 

So those who vote for Donald Trump are supporting the whole of his promiscuous lifestyle, including having 5 children by 3 different women, according to your reasoning.

 

Totally wrong reasoning on your part. You are assuming that if someone votes for a candidate other than a Democrat or Republican, that he would have voted for one of those two candidates if the candidate he voted for was not on the ballot. That is incorrect as he might not have voted at all or written someone in.

 

It's extremely unfortunate, too.

 

At this point, I haven't voted at all. I remember an election years 36 years ago, I went to bed planning to vote one way, woke up the morning of the election and voted a different way.

In every election after I ran for Congress in 2014, I have found it rather difficult to work up the motivation to go and vote. I have no idea what will take place many weeks from now. I might wake up on the day I plan to go vote and have a cold or just feel lethargic(which seems to happen sometimes now that I am retired) and decide to not go vote at all.