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Not this party, today, right now. However, I don't see the Libertarian or Constitution party winning anything. The only way to make it work is for Conservatives to take back the GOP. Or--alternately, one of the "third" parties could displace it. There have never been more than 2 parties dominant in the US. There are good guys out there.

So, for 2008. Forget Giuliani, forget Condi Rice. We need another Reagan, but someone who makes the Gipper almost look liberal. Anyone know who that could be? Someone with Reagan's appeal, optimism, and conservatism, but can do more to shrink gov't (I think Reagan did what he could do at the time).

My problem with third parties is that they all appear blind to the importance of getting seats in state legislatures and congress - preferring to spend all of their limited resources on running a presidential campaign. That's not the way to build a realistic alternative. At htis stage of their development, neither the Constitution Party or the Libertarians should be running a candidate for president. They should be woring in states like Illinois, where the RINO-controlled Republicans put up a candidate for senate who self-destructed (surprise), and voters are left with a Dhimmicrat abomination who will likely be elected wthout significant opposition.

The RINOs are such utter traitors that they would prefer to foreit a senate seat than allow the conservative who was seond in the primary replace their golden boy who went down in flames.