Independent voters key to New Hampshire primary?
Posted by Moonage on 08 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: 2008 Presidential Race
First of all, here’s where I stand on the issue of independent voters:
Now, the purpose of a primary election is defined as:
In New Hampshire, and a few other states as well, independent voters are allowed to vote in any party primary they choose. This is nuts. This is an intentional means to fraud any party primary. Here’s how. It’s very simple. If an “independent” is truly a die-hard member of one party, all they have to do is show up en masse and vote for a candidate of the the other party that can not be elected. In today’s election, Obama has already pretty much tied up the win. Why keep voting for him when you can make your vote even more productive by voting for someone you know he can beat in the general. Someone like McCain maybe? How do we know these “independents” are really switching to McCain or just making a stand that Romney or Huckabee are vulnerable?
I really don’t like this practice of letting people outside of a party determine that party’s candidate. I really don’t.
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