Peace&Freedom
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No, not at all. It simply means we keep trying until successful because we get closer with each try. A third party presidential route is a non-starter. Not to mention that it is impossible to win the Presidency as a 3rd party candidate.
You have no idea what you are talking about, are highly ignorant of the process, and your conspiracy talk is not welcome here.
The point behind the third party run would be to salvage Rand getting the Republican nomination, by shaking the rank and file voters out of viewing the establishment frontrunner as being electable (in time for them to still vote for Rand in the primaries). The scenario I discussed (not winning a single GOP primary, three straight times) where the 3rd party angle is tried, is precisely one where we have NOT "gotten closer with each try" despite following all the normal rules. As for such a run in and of itself, we have never seen what a seriously well-funded, nationally supported candidate running on a minor party line through Election day would do, to definitively assert that no candidate could be elected that way.
To repeat, not winning a single primary each time is NOT "getting better with each try." And pointing out our failing to engage the main obstacle that has made people deaf to a liberty foreign policy view, is neither ignorant nor paranoid. I suspect avoiding false flags or covert activity, and its role in conjuring a fear mindset that we are continuously under threat, will make voters ignore the Paul approach a third time, unless the subject is openly engaged. At some point, those avoiding the matter have to be held accountable for the defeats we keep receiving, following that approach. And the failures of the Paul campaign machine will have to be examined, if they follow that approach (among other blunders) and cause us to lose a third time. I'm open to be proven wrong by what happens with Rand over the next 18 months, but I expect accountability by the other side if the same thing happens as I've outlined.
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