2004 election with third party candidates only

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do Nader and Cobb have any big differences on any issues?

[Bono]

do Nader and Cobb have any big differences on any issues?

Cobb is more to the left

[Middle-aged Europe]

do Nader and Cobb have any big differences on any issues?

Cobb is more to the left

According to the Political Compass he´s slightly more conservative than Nader:

[Bono]

do Nader and Cobb have any big differences on any issues?

Cobb is more to the left

According to the Political Compass he´s slightly more conservative than Nader:

But as well all know, the political compass is a big load of honky.

[nclib]

Badnarik



Yellow: Badnarik - 184
Green: Cobb - 144
Red: Peroutka - 106
Blue: Nader - 104

As for the popular vote, I'd say 28 for Badnarik, 26 for Cobb, 23 each for Nader and Peroutka

Remember that Cobb and Nader would basically take each other's votes, preventing either from taking many of the swing states.

Election would go to the House, where I suspect Cobb would win.

Texas would go for Peroutka since he is the only social conservative.

Georgia would also vote for Peroutka.

Hawaii would likely go for Cobb.

[Bono]

Badnarik



Yellow: Badnarik - 184
Green: Cobb - 144
Red: Peroutka - 106
Blue: Nader - 104

As for the popular vote, I'd say 28 for Badnarik, 26 for Cobb, 23 each for Nader and Peroutka

Remember that Cobb and Nader would basically take each other's votes, preventing either from taking many of the swing states.

Election would go to the House, where I suspect Cobb would win.

Texas would go for Peroutka since he is the only social conservative.

Why would Badnarik lose his home state?

[Middle-aged Europe]

Um, it seems that the Republican vote is split between Badnarik und Peroutka, while almost all Democrats voted for Cobb. Am I right? I find it interesting that the liberal vote isn´t split as well (between Cobb and Nader).

[DA]

That's because Liberals can identify with Green, they don't know what Nader is, especially now that he has the support of the Reform Party.

[nclib]

Badnarik



Yellow: Badnarik - 184
Green: Cobb - 144
Red: Peroutka - 106
Blue: Nader - 104

As for the popular vote, I'd say 28 for Badnarik, 26 for Cobb, 23 each for Nader and Peroutka

Remember that Cobb and Nader would basically take each other's votes, preventing either from taking many of the swing states.

Election would go to the House, where I suspect Cobb would win.

Texas would go for Peroutka since he is the only social conservative.

Why would Badnarik lose his home state?

I suppose Badnarik could eke out a win in Texas with a home state bounce.

Then again, in this hypothetical election, there wouldn't be as much of a home state bounce since none of the candidates hold elective office in their home state.

[DA]

Badnarik



Yellow: Badnarik - 184
Green: Cobb - 144
Red: Peroutka - 106
Blue: Nader - 104

As for the popular vote, I'd say 28 for Badnarik, 26 for Cobb, 23 each for Nader and Peroutka

Remember that Cobb and Nader would basically take each other's votes, preventing either from taking many of the swing states.

Election would go to the House, where I suspect Cobb would win.

I can see a Badnarik Washington- although it'd be a tight race against Cobb, but Nader would split the vote due to lack of instant runoff voting-, but what's the deal with a Cobb Missouri?! I think it would go for Peroutka (but I'm not in touch with the St. Louis or Kansas City voters... (wh)o knowz (wh)at dem city folk'ar'tinkin'.) Same goes for Arkansas I'm sure.

Didn't notice these glaring fact at first.

[BushTheImperalist]

Badnarik.

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do Nader and Cobb have any big differences on any issues?

Nader is a hypocritical liar

[A18]

Peroutka, Nader, Badnarik, and Cobb are all hypocritical liars who have proven beyond any doubt that they have no leadership abilities, spine, or ambition to protect the free world.

All have anti-American stances, ridiculous big government beliefs, and no discerning principles whatsoever.

So I'd stay home and throw my remote at the television when the results came in and a fascist liar of whatever variety won.

<end of bitter rant>

[A18]

Peroutka believes in big government on social issues, I believe.

Badnarik I don't know about. If he supports Roe vs. Wade, that's the big government philosophy at its worst.

[DA]

Peroutka believes in big government on social issues, I believe.

Badnarik I don't know about. If he supports Roe vs. Wade, that's the big government philosophy at its worst.

Badnarik is pro-life, but he says that govt. shouldn't get involved either way.

And how is Cobb a fascist?

[A18]

Isn't Cobb the socialist?

I was purposely going overboard. Anyway, that doesn't answer whether he's for Roe vs. Wade or not. Does he think the Constitution bans states from outlawing abortion?

[Bono]

Isn't Cobb the socialist?

I was purposely going overboard. Anyway, that doesn't answer whether he's for Roe vs. Wade or not. Does he think the Constitution bans states from outlawing abortion?

No, Badnarik does not support Roe vs. Wade, and yes, he thinkgs states should have the right to outlaw abortion.
What's worriyng me is that you might consider that either Bush or Kerry have small government beliefs compared to Peroutka and Badnarik.

[A18]

No, Bush and Kerry do not have small government beliefs