I ask that you would consider voting for him and offering him, or someone like him, your support.
Now I've asked you many times to tell us with a plan just how the CP is going to get to 270 Electoral College votes... that's the end game...... Last election in 2000 they got less than 100,000 votes nationwide and ZERO Electoral College votes.... Now what has changed in the last four years that has made them such a viable player in the 2004 Presidential Election?
Are they on the ballot in all 50 states and D.C.? How many candidates do they have running for Senators in the 34 Senate races? How many Representative Candidates are they running in the 435 Districts? Just how would they push through any legislation to turn things around without some legislative help?
Any details would be appreciated? Thanks?
The lesser of any evil is still evil and may get you the greater of evil.
The Constitution Party had ballot access in 41 states for its presidential candidate in 2000, and as far as I know they will have at least that this year. I have read that the state affiliate parties are working toward this goal.
Since it is more than 26 states an electoral college win is possible.
There are at least two Constitution Party candidates for U.S. Senate and one for U.S. House of which I'm aware. Of course, any president has the opportunity to work across party lines. If elected I am sure Peroutka would have a good working relationship with representatives such as Dr. Ron Paul an Tom Tancredo.
I am not a strategist for the Constitution Party, but since the party stands for values important to me such as the right to life, federal income tax elimination, border security, balanced trade, and downsizing the federal government. My plan is to support Peroutka on the merits of his positions by voting for him, spreading the word about his campaign, and donating if I could find cash to spare.