Recent content by J. W. Evans

Very, very depressing. I haven't worked with Shem on projects since he left Mass, but I followed his efforts from then up til now. My heart goes out to his family and Carla in this difficult time.

I knew Shem from when him, Brad Wyatt, myself, and others were all coordinators in an early statewide group that grew out of the Paul campaign's 2008 movement. I name drop Brad because I know a number of people here know him and the work he's done, and I say Shem is good for New Hampshire in the...

Charlie Baker has backed out and said he would rally behind Weld if Brown doesn't want to pursue the Senate seat. That being said, it appears Brown would be the stronger candidate for Governor than one for Senator, so it'll be interesting to see what he ultimately decides to do. Weld's a...

Hughes IS the "establishment" supported candidate in this situation. Her presence has created quite the situation, as, prior to this race, it initiated a bit of a civil war. The feel was that if Hughes won, then Scott Brown would have been essentially calling the shots in the MassGOP. This...

When the LASPAC conducted this poll it was done in an attempt to show that Gary Johnson can achieve over 15% in a Nat'l poll, as that was a requirement to getting into the debates. Furthermore, most pollsters only poll Romney and Obama, so the idea was this should totally be legitimate. It was...

Someone else mentioned it earlier in this thread, but ballot access. This year, their ballot access has gone to Hell. They're off the ballot in Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Indiana, Illinois, and a few other states, and as it stands right now, they're coming close to dipping under...

All the best! Don't be shy about asking for support!

Unfortunately for his campaign, not many. The Constitution Party withdrew it's legal challenge in Pennsylvania this past week so that leaves them off the ballot in PA, CA, OK, TX, NC, IN, IL, and a few others. Goode is only a handful of states away from not even being able to meet 270 electoral...

I might easily be wrong now, but I recall a brouhaha from some Libertarians that Napolitano was backing the Johnson/Gray ticket a few months ago.

He also has an interesting party history. When these issues caught up with him, he was booted from RIGOP's legislative caucus. During this time, he flirted with the idea of joining another party, and after a couple days of discussion, joined the Libertarian Party. However, Rhode Island doesn't...

He had a cyberstalking issue and was arrested a few times. He was also charged with attempted murder of his girlfriend.

I've mingled with him once and he's a very interesting and colorful guy. He's done a few questionable things in his personal past but he takes his legislating and public relations in a direction that others could really learn from.

What's making some of these districts blue anyway? The gold in this strategy is that a liberty-minded candidate or a committee with a respect for personal liberty and a responsible foreign policy will resonate with the residents in a blue district more than the average hawkish and social...

I can't say I know too much, but I'm pretty sure Wells was a candidate for the Constitution Party's Presidential nomination this cycle.

I'm from Massachusetts, but what are the rally signs like?