= Blaiming Mormons and including a Jack Chic tract which I easily refuted isn’t a temper tantrum?

My resignation letter was in my pocket at the disaffiliation meeting last spring, and the letter that most people have read was already written and to be sent out to the CPMN via e-mail when I got home. Disappointed that the CPMN chose to remain w/ the national CP? Yes. Suprised? No.

= Disappointed in you leaving? No.

I was really quite surprised and flattered that you and Chris Hansen took any notice of my departure at all.

= I believed I included it in with the article of Minnesota voting on rejecting disaffiliation.

Minnesota is just a little backwater welfare state of the CP when compared to the AIPCA and the IAPNV. I expected a few raised eyebrows in Minnesota, but never to get the press that it did.

= yeah, it seems that the ex-CP’ers were on a roll when Idaho, Minnesota, and others states turned down disaffiliation. and also the disaffiliated states easily got replaced.

I expected that it would eventually make its way to Chris Hansen and a few others, but that it would be met with a shrug. When Chris Hansen sent out his scathing retort to my letter and your posting of it on TPW, I really had no choice but to forward it out further than Minnesota. There were too many people asking to actually read what I wrote and wondering what the big deal was.

= And I took the liberty of refuting the Jack Chic cartoon you included. Too bad it was full of errors and lies, kinda like the anti-semetic properganda of the Nazis.
It seems Minnesota is doing fine without you.

I am just as interested in the LP nomination in Denver next month. Not being as intimately familiar w/ the LP as I was w/ the CP, I will have less to contribute but just as interested in the commentary from those closer to the LP.

I followed the GOP primaries for much the same reasons. Former active GOP member, and knew many of the guys running for Congress when they were College Republicans and state legislators.

Think of it this way, if you can, it is not entirely different from hearing a report from a recent HS class reunion. No way that I’d choose to attend. However, knowing the players involved, it is interesting to interject a comment or two from my own observations.

Millions of people will never play in the World Series, but they wouldn’t miss watching on TV for anything.

BTW, Cody, my departure from the CP could hardly be called a temper tantrum. My resignation letter was in my pocket at the disaffiliation meeting last spring, and the letter that most people have read was already written and to be sent out to the CPMN via e-mail when I got home. Disappointed that the CPMN chose to remain w/ the national CP? Yes. Suprised? No.

I was really quite surprised and flattered that you and Chris Hansen took any notice of my departure at all. Minnesota is just a little backwater welfare state of the CP when compared to the AIPCA and the IAPNV. I expected a few raised eyebrows in Minnesota, but never to get the press that it did.

I expected that it would eventually make its way to Chris Hansen and a few others, but that it would be met with a shrug. When Chris Hansen sent out his scathing retort to my letter and your posting of it on TPW, I really had no choice but to forward it out further than Minnesota. There were too many people asking to actually read what I wrote and wondering what the big deal was.

=Bill fought against religious tyranny in the CP, the kind that sought to kick out Mormon individuals and state parties and turn us into a Church. And FYI, Bill had nothing but good things to say about Chuck Baldwin, he and Chuck were friends. The AIP will have Baldwin on the ballot.

I think Imperato himself is from Florida. For all we know, he voted for himself.