Okay. Have it your way.
My name is Tom Hoefling. I’ve posted on Free Republic since March 2000 as EternalVigilance. If you want to know what I think about almost anything feel free to peruse my more than 80,000 posts here.
I’m the America’s Party nominee for president in 2012.
By building America’s Party, from the bottom up, we are striving to establish a highly principled and eminently practical alternative to the corrupt and unreliable formerly grand old party.
We are working to build a culture of principle, as opposed to the culture of total compromise that the Republican Party has, beyond any reasonable doubt, become.
Every leader in our party, every candidate we endorse, every Affiliate, is held accountable to the exact same standard: the principles asserted by our forefathers in the Declaration of Independence, the purposes they laid out in our Constitution’s preamble, and the sworn obligation of all office-holders, at every level, in every branch, to support and defend the explicit provisions of that precious document.
We believe that we can only get our country back when we completely drive out the influence of the media and the money interests. So, we have set up a process that does that, in fact.
If you can ever cast a vote for the most liberal governor in history, Mitt Romney, our party is definitely not for you. But that’s okay. We do not need a majority to prevail.
All we need is a sufficient mass of conservatives who are sick and tired of their precious birthright, and the inheritance of their posterity, being sold out for someone else’s ambition to power.
“It does not take a majority to prevail … but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men.” — Samuel Adams
EV, are you going to be on the ballot in NC in the fall?
Two questions for you, Mr Hoefling. Are you on the Texas ballot, and where are you on abortion and same sex marriages? OK, it was three questions.
Two questions for you, Mr Hoefling. Are you on the Texas ballot, and where are you on abortion and same sex marriages? OK, it was three questions.