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Bill C
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On May 4, 11:12 am, Bill C <[email protected]> wrote:
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> That leaves me, the green party folks, Libertarians, etc...as the
> problem then, not the people who continue to run horribly flawed
> candidates? How do we get them to run better people by going along
> with them?
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Just to quote a bit from an e-mail I received this morning:
Please read this special message from former U.S. Congressman Bob
Barr.
- TCV Daily Staff
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Dear Fellow Conservative,
I'm writing you today with the most important news I could ever share
with you.
After years of frustration watching the Republican Party rack up a $10
Trillion national debt while doing nothing to cut spending it is
obvious that the Republican Party is simply no longer serious about
representing the conservative-libertarian economic philosophy of my
former boss, President Ronald Reagan.
I am deeply disappointed to see President Bush put forward a $3.1
Trillion budget, while vetoing hardly any spending bills during nearly
eight years in office.
For those of us who had hoped for a true conservative to win the GOP
nomination, I'm afraid that hasn't happened either; as Senator John
McCain has locked up that Party's nomination.
As a consequence, many dedicated conservatives and advocates of
limited, constitutional government have lost all remaining hope in
restoring true conservatism to the Republican Party.
That's why after many weeks of careful consideration, intense thought
and prayer, I have formed an official exploratory committee for
President of the United States under the banner of the Libertarian
Party.
<<end quote>>
The folks running the TCV are right wing nutjobs, but influential. I'd
suggest signing up for the newsletters since the Weekly World News has
folded as a print newspaper, though still online.
They get behind Barr, and I'm sure they will, this swings my
prediction of a close McCain win to a close win by either Obama, or
Hillary. They don't like any of the people in the race, and will vote
to send a message to the Republican party by voting for Barr.
Bill C
>
> That leaves me, the green party folks, Libertarians, etc...as the
> problem then, not the people who continue to run horribly flawed
> candidates? How do we get them to run better people by going along
> with them?
> Bill C- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Just to quote a bit from an e-mail I received this morning:
Please read this special message from former U.S. Congressman Bob
Barr.
- TCV Daily Staff
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Fellow Conservative,
I'm writing you today with the most important news I could ever share
with you.
After years of frustration watching the Republican Party rack up a $10
Trillion national debt while doing nothing to cut spending it is
obvious that the Republican Party is simply no longer serious about
representing the conservative-libertarian economic philosophy of my
former boss, President Ronald Reagan.
I am deeply disappointed to see President Bush put forward a $3.1
Trillion budget, while vetoing hardly any spending bills during nearly
eight years in office.
For those of us who had hoped for a true conservative to win the GOP
nomination, I'm afraid that hasn't happened either; as Senator John
McCain has locked up that Party's nomination.
As a consequence, many dedicated conservatives and advocates of
limited, constitutional government have lost all remaining hope in
restoring true conservatism to the Republican Party.
That's why after many weeks of careful consideration, intense thought
and prayer, I have formed an official exploratory committee for
President of the United States under the banner of the Libertarian
Party.
<<end quote>>
The folks running the TCV are right wing nutjobs, but influential. I'd
suggest signing up for the newsletters since the Weekly World News has
folded as a print newspaper, though still online.
They get behind Barr, and I'm sure they will, this swings my
prediction of a close McCain win to a close win by either Obama, or
Hillary. They don't like any of the people in the race, and will vote
to send a message to the Republican party by voting for Barr.
Bill C