{news} Chuck Baldwin is the Constitution Party nominee
Ronna Stuller
rstuller at snet.net
Sun Apr 27 10:43:40 EDT 2008
I know that the CT Libertarian Party (which of course is also a party
to the campaign finance lawsuit) is interested in working with us to
promote IRV... and I feel certain that access to debates can be
another area of cooperation. The state Libertarian Vice Chair is Marc
Guttman, who lives in Niantic and keeps in contact with the NL Greens
and the SECT P&J folks.
Ronna
On Apr 27, 2008, at 7:31 AM, Tim McKee wrote:
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> From: "T Yager"
> To: Natlcomaffairs at green.gpus.org
> Subject: [usgp-dx] Chuck Baldwin is the Constitution Party nominee
> Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 19:15:37 -0400
>
>
> The Constitution Party is having their convention in Kansas City.
> They just
> nominate Chuck Baldwin to be their Presidential candidate. We Greens
> disagree with the Constitution Party on many issues, but they oppose
> the
> "Patriot" Act and the Iraq war. From what I've read on Third Party
> Watch,
> Baldwin's opposition to the war was crucial in defeating Alan Keyes
> for the
> nomination. Keyes supports the war.
>
> The final score:
>
> Riekse 4.5
> Baldwin 383.8
> Ducey 1
> Imperato 1*
> Keyes 125.7
>
> We should work with other third parties on getting access to the
> debates,
> and if we can't get in with the major parties, hold our own debates.
>
> * Yes, it's the same Daniel Imperato who showed up to our Presidential
> candidate forum at Reading in July 2007. He was also trying to get the
> Libertarian nomination recently!
> --
> Tom Yager
> GPVA Alternate
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