Constitution Party Nominee for President

Chuck Baldwin has gotten the nod from the Constitution Party to be their 2008 presidential candidate. Too bad. He is the worst of the bunch. I agree with what he says about illegal immigration, the North American Union, one world order, the Patriot Act, etc. But I am not a neoconfederate, and I don’t want to vote for someone who speaks about principles and ideology, but when it comes down to a tough decision, he has to be begged to make the right choice. Read my previous post to see what I am talking about.

There doesn’t seem to be much hope for a good candidate to come out the Libertarian Party either. But there may be another alternative, who I will write about in the coming weeks. Keep reading the Thursday edition of this blog to see who this mystery candidate is.

Republicrat Alternatives, part 1

It doesn’t take too much digging to see that the top three remaining contenders in the Republicrat and Democan Parties are thoroughly wicked and will run this country into the ground with all of their destructive New World Order convictions. With Ron Paul having no chance to win the GOP nomination, its time to start thinking about independent and third-party candidates. I will begin a series of articles this week on possible third party candidates that I might vote for. I will start with Constitution and Libertarian Party candidates first, and examine the independents and smaller party candidates later. I will start with the Constitution and Libertarian Party candidates that I would least likely vote for. (I will not include those who I would definitely not vote for, because they are so numerous.) The first on the docket is Chuck Baldwin of the Constitution Party.

I agree with what he says here, but I have two problems with Chuck.

First of all he is a neoconfederate, which is what makes me regret having voted for Michael Peroutka in 2004. Chuck was Peroutka’s running mate. Read what Chuck says about the confederacy here. Read more about what this is about here.

Secondly, according to some on the committee of Principled Policy, Chuck’s arm had to be twisted to vote to disaffiliate the Nevada Independent Party for running candidates that were less than 100% pro-life. (Log in to yahoo and click here and here to read more.)

Here is Chuck’s website if you want to read more about what he says.