[jgrubbs]

The CPD candidate selection prrocess for the Presidential debates state:

The CPD's third criterion requires that the candidate have a level of support of at least 15% (fifteen percent) of the national electorate as determined by five selected national public opinion polling organizations, using the average of those organizations' most recent publicly-reported results at the time of the determination.

We really need to work to get the word out about the Constitution Party and Michael Peroutka so he can get at least 15% to be included in the debates.

The problem is that I would say more than 50% of the registered voters in America don't really care about government and don't really care who is running as long as they have a "R" or "D" by their name. If people would forget about party loyalty and educate themselves on what matters we would start seeing some changes in Washington. These changes will never take place as long as both the Republicans and Democrats know they have a bunch of uneducated sheep supporting them.

[The_Eaglet]

We really need to work to get the word out about the Constitution Party and Michael Peroutka so he can get at least 15% to be included in the debates.

The problem is that I would say more than 50% of the registered voters in America don't really care about government and don't really care who is running as long as they have a "R" or "D" by their name. If people would forget about party loyalty and educate themselves on what matters we would start seeing some changes in Washington. These changes will never take place as long as both the Republicans and Democrats know they have a bunch of uneducated sheep supporting them.

These are all excellent points. When there are debates to which a Democrat or Republican candidate does not accept an invitation, we need to promote these far and wide even if the left-wing media elite chose to ignore them.

I remember the debates with Howard Phillips and Harry Browne where neither Bob Dole nor Bill Clinton showed. Browne and Phillips made so much sense, and they need to be heard as their perspectives are desperately needed.