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I am a pro-life libertarian, who wants to run for public office in the future. I am a card-carrying, dues paying member of the Libertarian Party. However, I recognize that the Libertarian Party is not such a vehicle which can bring immediate attention to me as a candidate.

I am considering changing my political party membership from the Libertarian Party to the Republican Party. I see a party as a vehicle, since the goals and objectives are really defined by who's driving it at the time. I could definitely keep my conscience clean with the Libertarian Party, but there are advantages in being with the Republican Party. For example, the Republican Party would bring immediate attention to a candidate and also has more networking opportunities within it than the Libertarian Party.

Should I stay with the Libertarian Party, the vehicle which is not going anywhere anytime soon, or should I join the Republican Party and work to drive the vehicle to what I believe to be the best direction?

nothing to do with it?

what makes him and others think he's conservative?

I have no problem with the transsexual community; to each his/her own. However, I am very judgmental on how people portray themselves. I do not believe I have any right to tell others how to act or look; however, I see those who are genuine with me with the utmost respect. When encountering transsexuals, I see those who intentionally portray themselves as not who they are as being deceptive, which I disrespect. You feel some way, that's fine. However, do not portray yourself to me in such a way to show how you "feel" as opposed to who you are. Are there other ways I should see this?

My hard drive crashed. I bought a new one and my operating system was Windows Vista. I installed Windows Vista and upgraded to Windows 7. Now, there are vertical black bars on the left and right side of the screen, which is now square. How do I go back to the widescreen that I'm used to? Thank you for your help.

....state that they don't have a tradition or follow a religion, but engage in a relationship with Jesus, when their services and faithful practices are just as habitual as the denominations and traditions they claim to be different than?

...when the size of government has never lessened while they have been in power?

When I graduate from law school, one option for employment is to seek out a federal job. However, I do want to practice law and would be interested in "putting out my own shingle" while I get myself "on my own feet." What kind of law could I practice where I would be able to work my primary job during the day and practice law in the evenings and/or weekends?

Out of 212,720,027 eligible voters in 2008, 87,494,126 either voted for third party candidates or didn't vote at all. I understand the frustration with the process and with democracy, but I was wondering if those who chose not to vote would let me know why they chose not to participate in the process?

I am currently an evening part-time student at Southern University Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. I am at the end of my second year of the four-year program.

My wife and I haven't made final decisions yet, but are leaning to moving to another state when I complete school.

The Louisiana bar will not allow me to practice in another state's court, it would make me eligible to work in federal court, regarding bankruptcy, etc.

Should I take the bar in Louisiana before moving to another state or should I focus my time on studying to take the bar of the state we will be moving to?

Answers from attorneys only please.

Thank you.

My wife and I are considering South Dakota as one of the states to move to when I complete law school. I want to pursue a clerkship in an appellate court wherever we move to before working in a firm. I'm having trouble finding the procedure on the state website, so I'm looking for help. I see that there are magistrate courts, circuit courts and the supreme courts, but can't find any information on the procedure of such.

I am from a middle class family, in law school, to pursue a better life for my family. I want to teach my children what my parents taught me as well as what they might have not known to teach me that children of wealthy parents might learn. Please only responses from those who are wealthy.

I am from a middle class family, in law school, to pursue a better life for my family. I want to teach my children what my parents taught me as well as what they might have not known to teach me that children of wealthy parents might learn.