Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Dr. Baldwin's Speech to the Constitution Party
A reader e-mailed me this interesting text from Dr. Chuck Baldwin's speech at the National Committee Meeting of the Constitution Party. It's quite an interesting read.
Dr. Baldwin is the pastor of Crossroads Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida, and was the Vice Presidential nominee for the Constitution Party in 2004. The man has never been shy about speaking his mind.
I found the speech on the Net here. Conservatives curious about what the Constitution Party stands for should give it a close read.
As I have told the GOP leadership time and time again - nominate Guiliani, McCain, or Romney, and I'll do more than just link to the Constitution Party. I'll be voting with them.
MORE: In perusing the Constitution Party website, I noticed a presidential preference poll. Guess who's leading?
Yep, it's A.C. Kleinheider's favorite (but not David Oatney's), Ron Paul. He's quite a bit out in front of the second-place nominee, Tom Tancredo.
I just want to see some actual organization on the part of the Constitution Party. Get on the ballots while hitting the grassroots and netroots first. Start polling in the margins that can get your candidates involved in the debates. Then can you start to make some noise at the ballot box.
I haven't seen this in the past from the Constitution Party. If a Ron Paul/Alan Keyes ticket (who, quite frankly, would be two heavy-hitters for the CP) were available, would the organization and campaign strategies follow?
Dr. Baldwin is the pastor of Crossroads Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida, and was the Vice Presidential nominee for the Constitution Party in 2004. The man has never been shy about speaking his mind.
I found the speech on the Net here. Conservatives curious about what the Constitution Party stands for should give it a close read.
As I have told the GOP leadership time and time again - nominate Guiliani, McCain, or Romney, and I'll do more than just link to the Constitution Party. I'll be voting with them.
MORE: In perusing the Constitution Party website, I noticed a presidential preference poll. Guess who's leading?
Yep, it's A.C. Kleinheider's favorite (but not David Oatney's), Ron Paul. He's quite a bit out in front of the second-place nominee, Tom Tancredo.
I just want to see some actual organization on the part of the Constitution Party. Get on the ballots while hitting the grassroots and netroots first. Start polling in the margins that can get your candidates involved in the debates. Then can you start to make some noise at the ballot box.
I haven't seen this in the past from the Constitution Party. If a Ron Paul/Alan Keyes ticket (who, quite frankly, would be two heavy-hitters for the CP) were available, would the organization and campaign strategies follow?
Labels: Constitution Party, Ron Paul
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