🇺🇸 Want to keep NH from going the way of our New England Neighbors? We’re going to need a lot of help in the mid-term elections. 🫡
🇺🇸 Want to keep NH from going the way of our New England Neighbors? We’re going to need a lot of help in the mid-term elections. 🫡
I hear you. In New Hampshire we have a very high concentration of libertarians, but still not enough to beat the Republicans or Democrats.
As an alternative, many pro-liberty Republicans and Democrats have gotten elected in New Hampshire (about 80 of them) and they make up the Liberty Caucus. It’s similar to the position of Thomas Massie or Rand Paul in US Congress… both are registered Republican, but pro-liberty.
I always like to pose this analogy for that argument. You get to choose 1 option:
a) die in a painful fire,
b) die in your sleep, or
c) catch a cold.
Two scenarios result in death (one is beter than the other), the third you live. © is obviously the best option, but politicians use the rhetoric of “if you vote for ©, what if the (a) voters win and you die a painful death?!” Obviously, everyone wants option ©, but then they buy into the political rhetoric, and everyone dies in their sleep as a result. They could have had the choice to live if everyone just picked © initially instead of second guessing.
Once enough Libertarians move to New Hampshire, we will have the concentration needed to win outright (and pick your Option C). What we are doing now moves the needle, but I think most people here would agree with you. 🙂