Recent content by QuinnR

85%.

Hmmm. I haven't listened to Church in awhile. I'll have to check him out and get a good grasp of him.

The way he's made it sound, he makes it seem like he's a Nelson Rockefeller/Lincoln Chafee Republican.

I'd say that he's with us on just about everything except foreign policy. He doesn't even think that doctors should have to be licensed, so he can't be that much of a neocon. I would say that Mike Church is a better Libertarian than Boortz, but Boortz is more lively and entertaining.

I think Roemer will get into the debates and may appeal to some grassroot/tea party/southerners with his outsider/populist message. Unfortunately, I don't think Karger will get into any major debates and will get little/no attention outside of the LBGT community.

Agreed. This would be a waste of our resources. It would be too expensive, and even if we raised the necessary funds, New York is too much of a (D) state to get her elected.

Florida would be too expensive/too hard to win.

With US Representative Danny Rehberg planning on running for Senate, we ought to get someone to run for the House seat that he will likely vacate. Here's a list of State Representatives that'd I like and that I think would be great additions to the US House. State Representative Wendy Warburton...

There are a few other state house members that I like Cary Smith- http://www.votecarysmith.com/ Krayton Kerns- http://www.kraytonkerns.org/ Mike More- http://www.moreformontana.com/ Bob Wagner- http://www.votesmart.org/summary.php?can_id=104202

She's a very good candidate for us to support based off of what I've seen of her. I identified 5 state house members who would be great Senate candidates based off of issues and she was one of them. We should really try to get her elected as Montana is a very winnable state for a liberty candidate.

Was Fred Karger invited? lol.

Medina is a no-chance in hell race. Texas is too big for a grassroots effort, and the race would be too expensive. Hopefully, a good liberty candidate will run in Montana, Utah, or North Dakota, which are small states, that are already fairly conservative (Except for North dakota possibly).

Someone beat me to it. LOL.

Wow. We should already start a "Bobbyjindaltruth.com", but I don't see him running for President until 2012.

Again, Who the heck would do that and why?