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To: Patriot814

Most voters would ask: is Jim Gilchrist a Republican or is he not, given his candidacy as a candidate representing the American Independent Party; if he wasn't before but is now (a Republican, inorder to make this proposed candidacy, if/when it should occur), what's different about Jim Gilchrist's politics now; and, why is the CA GOP not promoting candidates to run oppositionally to Dianne Feinstein?

And then the answers to those questions would probably determine the outcome to the proposed campaign.


3 posted on 12/31/2005 12:42:18 PM PST by MillerCreek
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To: MillerCreek

Gilchrist is supported by the Constitution Party (under whatever party name they call it in CA.) and I hope he runs for them rather than as a Republican. I truly believe in order to scare the Dems and Reps into needing a diaper change we need a strong third party to do it. Conservatives considering an alternative may want to check out the Constitution Party. I know they fit my perspective better than anyone else.

Happy New Year!


10 posted on 12/31/2005 5:13:52 PM PST by kpbruinfan ("Try as they might, they cannot steal your dreams." - Neil Peart)
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