[PEN-L:7407] Re: Modest proposal to end the war

[Tom Lehman <uswa12@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Wojtek, this is already happening in Ohio.  The largest group of registered
voters are the Independents.  Followed by the Republicans.  At this point
things don't look good for the Democrats.  This in a state that was trending
Democrat before Clinton and the neo-democrat policy cabal.

One thing that people should do is let their city or county Democrat chairman
know how they feel about this Yugoslavian Affair.  First of all the chairman or
possibly chairwoman will feel flattered to know that someone actually contacted
them about a real issue.  Not about honest graft, a relative in need of a job
or some other non-sense.

Maybe one of you scholars can tell me what the problem is with stopping the
bombing and introducing a non-NATO member UN peacekeeping force.  What is wrong
with that?  The Yugo/Serbs as far as I know have agreed to accept this
humiliation!

Your email pal,

Tom L.

Wojtek Sokolowski wrote:

> While my respect for electoral politics approaches zero, methinks the
> process can be useful as a form of anti-war demonstration - a bit more
> effective than the street variety.
>
> The idea is simple - do not wait until 2000, start voting your disapproval
> with the Fifth-Column, Cruise-Missile Democrats and their impeached war
> criminal leader now.  How?  By changing your party affiliation with the
> voters' registration agency.  Voters' registration is an ongoing process -
> you can send your voter registration card any time, and simply check
> anything but "Democrat" as your party affiliation.  I'm pretty sure if a
> sufficient number of such cards reaches local voters registration offices -
> the ratfuckers will take a notice.
>
> For those who still think that electoral politics matter - that strategy
> does not "waste" your vote, you still can vote any way you want in the
> "real" election, regardless of your party affiliation.
>
> wojtek
>
> Give me your watch, and I will give you the time of the day.