“It’s going to be Obama vs. Johnson.”
Submitted by TrevorDarden on Thu, 07/19/2012 - 23:34"Frustrated with Mainstream Politics, Some Young Voters Turn to Libertarians" by Jessica Iannetta of Syracuse University, is a great analysis of the dynamics of the youth vote in the 2012 Presidential election in November. She quotes pollster John Zogby:
“The battle over the young vote is going to take place on college campuses, and isn’t going to be Obama vs. Romney,” said pollster John Zogby in a Vice.com article. “It’s going to be Obama vs. Johnson.”
To read this fine article see: http://nextgenjournal.com/2012/07/young-voters-libertarians-...
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More propaganda
More propaganda to get you to vote if Ron Paul's name isn't on the ballot. Why? Because they want your vote so they can steal it and give it to Romney and Obama, and then turn around and say, see losers, Americans trust our election system, look how many of them voted for Romney and Obama.
Do the world a favor and don't give them the satisfaction. Vote for no one if they don't allow Ron Paul to become President. Let the world see Americans didn't want any of these candidates on the ballot for President and refused to participate in their fraudulent presidential election.
"It's going to be Obama vs
"It's going to be Obama vs Johnson" BaHahahaha....and Johnson supporters call Paul supporters delusional?
A lot of people are tired of the status quo
that is being stuffed down their throats. Good article. I hope enough people are frustrated enough to vote for Johnson in November if Ron Paul is not on the ballot.
Formerly rprevolutionist
Well, the reality is that
Well, the reality is that with Johnson polling at 5% and growing nationally, Romney's chances of winning becomes essentially zero UNLESS that 5% largely chickens out. But I don't think that will happen this year. The vibe is different, people TRULY are exhausted with these people and aren't going to vote lesser of two evils.
So that means it really does become between Obama and Johnson as to who will win. Clearly Obama has the bigger shot. But I have a feeling that a lot of millionaires are going to stop throwing money at Romney and start to hedge their bets on Johnson. Or, hey, even better, they can start running ads against Johnson. And people say "who's this Johnson guy???"
"Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the tempestuous sea of liberty." - Thomas Jefferson
"Annoyance is step one of thinking"
"We're all in the same boat, it doesn't matter if you like me"
There will definitely be strong "none of the above" support
OP is a Troll!!!1 Just kiddin. There will definitely be strong "none of the above" support. Just no telling yet where that will end up going.