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November Surprise?
- Thread starter Doug Huffman
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sjhipple
Regular Member
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Doug Huffman wrote:
Doug Huffman wrote:
Doug, you're a CP member. Why won't you vote with your party?
Tomahawk
Regular Member
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The interesting thing about this is that the CP chose Baldwin over Alan Keyes, who was attempting to switch over from the Republican Party.
Over on lewrockwell.com they were happy; they bash on Keyes pretty hard because he is apparently a pro-war neo-con.
Not having paid any attention to Keyes since 2004, I don't know about all his positions, but his pro-2A speeches are firey wonders to be sure.
The interesting thing about this is that the CP chose Baldwin over Alan Keyes, who was attempting to switch over from the Republican Party.
Over on lewrockwell.com they were happy; they bash on Keyes pretty hard because he is apparently a pro-war neo-con.
Not having paid any attention to Keyes since 2004, I don't know about all his positions, but his pro-2A speeches are firey wonders to be sure.
Flintlock
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Tomahawk wrote:
Tomahawk wrote:
I have a lot of respect for Dr. Keyes as I voted for him in the 2000 republican primary but evidentlyhe isn't aligned with theCP on issues such as Iraq, foreign aide, and the UN. I hope he joins the party though as it is in need of someone semi-recognizable that may be able tohelp in the exposure area. If Ron Paul, Patrick Buchanan, Bob Barr, and other prominent political gentleman with libertarian type views ventured on over, accepted the platform, and didn't "republicanize it", the party would be in a lot better shape and would grow exponentially. That in itselfmight start convincingthe republicans to find their roots again.
deepdiver
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I also voted for Alan Keyes in 2000 and volunteer campaigned for him. Guess how pissed off I get when liberals tell me that I won't support or vote for Obamawheremymama just because he is black and I'm a racist. :cuss:
I'll have to spend some time learning more about the CP.
I also voted for Alan Keyes in 2000 and volunteer campaigned for him. Guess how pissed off I get when liberals tell me that I won't support or vote for Obamawheremymama just because he is black and I'm a racist. :cuss:
I'll have to spend some time learning more about the CP.