Voting by Objective
If you agree that...
Federal government should be limited in scope, provide for common defense, protect and respect individual rights, spend and tax in a fiscally responsible manner, provide effective oversight of elected and appointed representatives, legislate carefully and slowly, enter into armed conflict only when absolutely necessary, and pass only laws tempered in the f
ire of partisan debate. And you recognize that...
Many political parties and candidates pay lip service to these goals, but there is no empirical evidence that these objectives can be accomplished by voting for a specific party or candidate. Neither Republicans or Democrats can be relied on to consistently move our government toward these objectives. Historically, voting for a 3rd party like the Libertarians also does nothing to move the country toward these objectives. Then you should know this...
There is a way to vote that has been historically documented to accomplish exactly these goals. If you want to vote for these objectives, there is a way to vote that is documented as historical fact to deliver a government that moves the federal government toward these goals 100% of the time. Not by voting exclusively Republican, Democratic or 3rd party, but by voting consistently for divided government.
