May 2nd, 2007 at 6:12 am
I don’t know why you are so quick to brand Imperato as a nut job. He’s new to the Libertarian Party, not nuts. He very well may be nuts. But time will tell that not 5 appearances at state Libertarian Party conventions.”

From what I’ve seen thus far from Imperato, he doesn’t appear to have much knowledge about libertarian philosophy or the issues. If he is so new to the LP that he doens’t even understand what the party is about, then why would he seek the party’s nomination? Did he just open up the phone book for political party’s and happen to turn to the “L” section?

“The fact is the guy has obviously done something right because people are writing about him. He’s making noise. And really does anyone think that “established” candidates such as Phillies or Kubby have a REAL chance to become president without any money?”

Steve Kubby and George Phillies have both been around the Libertarian Party for a long time. I don’t think that anyone believe that they have a real chance at being elected president, but at least they actually know what the party is about, unlike Imperato.

“Ross Perot didn’t fundraise to start his campaign in 1992, he wrote a $50 million check. If Imperato wants to write a $2million check or a $250,000 one then you at least you know he’s serious about the whole thing. And really isn’t what we want is someone who is serious about the whole thing?”

Yeah, but we also want somebody who is serious enough to understand what the issues and the party are about prior to seeking the nomination.

I’d be willing to stake my Puppy-dog on it (he’s a chocolate lab,7 weeks old). Keyes will run,as the CP nominee.

Also, Corsi definetly is not annointed as you claim. At least half the Executive Committee is “holding out for something better”.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

The fact is the guy has obviously done something right because people are writing about him. He’s making noise. And really does anyone think that “established” candidates such as Phillies or Kubby have a REAL chance to become president without any money?

Ross Perot didn’t fundraise to start his campaign in 1992, he wrote a $50 million check. If Imperato wants to write a $2million check or a $250,000 one then you at least you know he’s serious about the whole thing. And really isn’t what we want is someone who is serious about the whole thing?

May 1st, 2007
“By the way, I had no idea Alan Keyes is interested in the Constitution Party presidential nomination in 2008. Had that been reported? It seems to me as though it’s big news.”

No,it isn’t official yet Richard. Its simply speculation. However, if he doesn’t run for the CP’s presidential nomination: I’ll eat my hat.

==>I’ll be eagerly anticipating seeing this footage, Trent Hill eating his hat. Keyes isn’t running for President and definitely not Constitution Party. Any Keyes campaign speculation is a phoney as Chuck Baldwin’s “doctorate.” I have more respect for guys who paid $200 for a doctorate from a diploma mill than I do for Chuck Baldwin and his putting on airs.

The powers that be have already anointed Corsi as the CP’s Presidential candidate. Corsi’s only opposition is Don Grundmann and he’s been given little to no coverage by the CP’s national committee. It won’t be long before the CP begins its state ballot access drives with Corsi and their pre-chosen running-mate.

Bri

Agreed Joey, I’ve thought Ed Thompson would be a decent LP candidate when compared to the current crop.

No,it isn’t official yet Richard. Its simply speculation. However, if he doesn’t run for the CP’s presidential nomination: I’ll eat my hat.

Yeah, Stanhope has dropped out. He was my man for the nomination…I guess it’s either Root, Kubby or Phillies at this point. Maybe Gary Nolan will magically appear a few months before the convention and run again…fingers crossed.

Just some general info on how to run a (for me, a future) presidential race.