So the Freepers are having a tough time getting Nader on the ballot, eh?

[NNN0LHI]

Hey, you got to give them scum bag Freepers some credit. They sure know how to play some people like fools. Hey, Freepers. Send Ralph some more money. He is going to need a long vacation after November. Might as well pay for him to go first class.

Don

[truhavoc]

1. Is there anyone planning on doing the same for the libertarian candidate??

[bryant69]

2. Judge Roy Moore

Unless I got the name wrong. That judge who thinks sometimes you have to break the law by sneaking in with a film crew to put up a 10 commandments memorial creating a media firestorm. Maybe he'd run as an independent or on the constitution party ticket.

Bryant.

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[progdonkey]

3. Constitution Party

I sincerely hope Roy Moore runs on the Constitution Party ticket. If he ran has an independent, he'd have to go to great lengths to get on the ballot in even a few states; the Constitution Party is already on the ballot in something like 15 states (all of the South, probably), and has a registered voter over 300,000.

I saw the Constitution Party Chairman on C-SPAN, and he basically came off as a Pat Buchanan clone (extreme isolationist, anti-immigrant, etc.), but with the whole theocratic edge that is the core of that Party. With Roy Moore as the candidate, they're almost guaranteed a sizeable portion of the fundamentalist and isolationist voting bloc. If they're on the ballot all over the South, that should either harm Bush, or at the very least force him to spend his energy courting his base, and he'll lose the moderates and independents.

Go Roy Moore! :bounce: