American Apolyton Vote 2004

[Ramo]

They're not anarchists, they're pretty statist from what I've heard. There's a lot that I disagree with, but that's the case with every other party in the US.

They are real socialists (not just social democrats like the Greens) in the sense that a primary part of the party's agenda is to promote worker ownership of the means of producation. That's probably the most important distinction between the two parties (that I know of).

I don't have any links for you other than the main party webpage. Like here's their platform:

http://sp-usa.org/about/platform.html

[Jon Miller]

I like what oyu have said about them (being fairly statist myself)

Jon Miller

[Jac de Molay]

Voted Kerry because, with a strong running mate, he has the best chance to take on Repubs in their "home turf" of national and homeland security.

I'm also strongly tempted to vote Libertarian in November.

[Jon Miller]

no science platform, which is one thing I care about

but I like most of the other stuff I see

I will vote them instead of green if I don't vote democrat

Jon Miller

[Solver]

Bush has an advantage in my eyes compared to view of other Americans because I only really know the stuff he does to other countries, and such. I don't really know what good or bad has he done in domestic affairs. And I pretty much like his foreign actions...

[DarkCloud]

I pick Kerry... but if the Dems pick anyone else, I'll have to back Bush.

Ah, Imran, a man after my own heart.

Kerry does have wide appeal.

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jon miller- if you want info about the candidates just go to

http://politics1.com

they do have stuff on anarchists- you just have to dig a little

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Solver- hiss. I can't believe that... President Bush has singlehandedly managed to insult more traditional American allies than any president before.

The good-willbuilding he has managed in the former Soviet Republics does NOT offset the damage of relations which he has made in the amero-german union and with the Spanish and Italian and British common man!