Philip: It’s not really true that “most everybody quoted in that informal poll of libertarian-ish people either said they would vote Libertarian, vote for Kerry, or stay home.” Count them: There were 10 votes for Bush, and one who was waffling between Bush and the Libertarian candidate. But we libertarians are an eccentric and fractious bunch; we’re divided amongst ourselves on issues as central as foreign policy, judges, and immigration. It doesn’t really make sense to talk about a single libertarian voting block.
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