[Lnc-business] The Wisdom of Bernie Sanders

[Steven Nekhaila]

Hello Nathaniel,

I personally believe that voting for the lesser of two evils, is still
voting for evil. I will never compromise my integrity or moral philosophy
to cater to who may be least worst of two fallible options. I will always
vote my conscious and will put 100% of my energy into propping up the
proper candidate rather then conceding to an evil candidate who represents
an even more evil system. You can count on the Libertarian Party to always
support candidates, whom represent the principles of liberty and will
always be the best option. And if for some reason our candidates are not
the best option, you can assure that I will not support them. Alas, I have
voted Libertarian in every Presidential election I have been qualified to
vote in, because I believe the Libertarian Party represents my goals,
values and ethics. Anything less would be throwing my vote away to a system
or candidates I do not believe in. I would also surmise that everyone who
voted for Hillary could have voted for Gary Johnson, the failure to do so
helped Trump win. But fret not, for 2020 and beyond we will amass more
voters, more support and more political equity as we have done since 1971.
No matter whom the others party's put out as candidates, on the local,
state and national level, you can count on the Libertarian Party to deliver
the very best and most principled candidates out of the bunch. I hope you
may support the Libertarian Party and our progress moving forward.

Sincerely,

Steven Nekhaila
Region 2 Representative Alt

On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 1:42 PM, Nathaniel Batchelder <batchokc at gmail.com>
wrote:

> LEARNING THE WISDOM OF BERENIE SANDERS
>
>
> Bernie Sanders ran in the Democratic Party's Primary. When Hillary Clinton
> became the candidate he immediately endorsed her. He begged his supporters,
> and members of other parties, to vote for Hillary against Donald.
>
> But America got Trumped. Here’s how never to get Trumped again.
>
> In America’s current two-party, winner-take-all system, one of the top two
> candidates is going to win. All others will lose.
>
> In November, 2016, some people did not vote. That did not help to defeat
> Trump. Some voted for Gary Johnson or Jill Stein. That did not help to
> defeat Trump. Six million people who voted for Barack Obama in 2012 did not
> vote for Hillary Clinton. That did not help to defeat Trump.
>
> Lesson: In every U.S. election – local, state & national – ballots present
> voters with a better and a worse candidate, one of whom will win. All
> others will lose. Defeating the worse of the two is paramount, because more
> things will be possible during the years they will NOT be in office. It
> also opens the possibility of even better candidates running in future
> elections.
>
> Let us unite to defeat “the worst” in every election, if we hope ever to
> elect “the better” in the future.
>
>
> --
> Peace and Onward,
> Nathaniel Batchelder at The Peace House in Oklahoma City
> www.PeaceHouseOK.org
>
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