America is not ready for a third party in a general election yet. Our two political parties are mislabeled, they are not Republicans and Democrats. They are Progressives and Conservatives. And the Libertarians are ultra Conservative. So when a libertarian candidate gets into an election, he is going to pull votes from the Conservative candidate, not the Progressive candidate. So this guarantees the Progressive candidate to be elected, which moves us further away from what our Constitution stands for, and closed to some type of Socialistic Government.
I am all for making sure the Conservative candidate is truly a conservative, but that should be done in a primary. Mr. Sarvisn needs to have challenged Ken Cuccinelli in a primary, not a general election.
In this years election, Mr. Sarvis is only polling 10% and less. If you can't poll any better than this, you should drop out and support the Conservative candidate. This is for the common good of the country, not to just prove a point. Again, you prove a point during the primary.
A so so Conservative candidate is better than any progressive candidate in a general election We need to pick our battles. And a general election is not the battle.
Maybe one day a third party candidate will be viable in a general election, but we are not at that point.
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