C J Campbell wrote:
One might support libertarianism, but the Libertarian party is anything
but libertarian.

What, the aliens got to them too!?

"Well that's great, that's just ****in' great man. Now what the **** are we
supposed to do? We're in some real pretty **** now man... That's it man,
game over man, game over! What the **** are we gonna do now? What are we
gonna do?"

Ripley: I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the
only way to be sure.
Hudson: ****ing A!
Burke: Hold on one second. This installation has a substantial dollar
value attached to it.
Ripley: They can bill me.
Burke: Okay, look. This is an emotional moment for all of us, okay? I know
that. But let's not make snap judgments, please. This is clearly,
clearly an important species we're dealing with and I don't think
you or I or anybody has the right to arbitrarily exterminate them.
Ripley: Wrong.
Vasquez:Yeah. Watch us.
Hudson: Hey, maybe you haven't been keeping up on current events, but we
just got our asses kicked, pal!

So, I do not see anyone being particularly pro-business right now.

I prefer pro-free-enterprise over pro-business. Already had plenty of pro-
big-business politicos in DC and freedom was getting its ass kicked.

Every candidate seems hung up either on the war in Iraq or on abortion
or building a fence on the border, none of which is critical to
financial growth. Every one of them has expressed trade protectionist
views which range from disturbing to downright alarming. Whatever
happened to "Free trade and free men!" which was the historical battle
cry of the GOP? Who carries that banner today?

Beats me. According to you the powerless party I've been throwing away my
vote on also isn't what I thought it was.