@junecasagrande@mastodon.social
Post #3053502
2023-03-09 00:31 UTC
@arossp@mastodon.social @elfprince13@mumak.app @Popehat@mastodon.social So here's one area where I truly haven't been looking hard and perhaps you can educate me: In two-party contests, do more libertarians vote for Democrats, who support my niece having control of her reproductive organs, or Republicans, who want to give a male-dominated government a degree of decision-making power over her organs? Because being outspoken is nice and all, but the ballot box is the true test of whether you believe in freedom for all.
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@elfprince13@mumak.app 2023-03-09 01:06
@arossp@mastodon.social @junecasagrande@mastodon.social @Popehat@mastodon.social I usually primary R and then vote Ds for national office in the general, and split ballot in local races. This year I voted Peter Welch (D) for senate but Madden (R*) for house. Neither vote actually mattered because it’s VT.