No need for a write-in candidate when confused old biddies in Florida can't find the right punch hole, even with an arrow pointing to the correct one.
Now, if you could get everyone to agree on writing in the SAME NAME, be my guest. Since this is your postulation, who do you want?
Clark? Buchanan? Keyes? McCain? Dean? Who???
Actually, Alan Keyes is a great choice. He did an excellent job as Ambassador, and is well documented in his defense of the ideals that has traditionally been upheld by the Republican Party. He speaks well, doesn't avoid the issues -but actually digs deeper into each issue, and has experience representing our nation on the world level.
And, if Alan Keyes isn't suitable to your palette, California Senator Tom McClintock is another no-nonsense individual that has a background of defending citizens against illegal taxation, is adimate about the need for smaller government, and is about as fiscally responsible as they come.
If these are inflammatory or radical comments, then consider it a very sad state for the Republican party. A large number of programs put into place by the current administration are absolutely *NOT* of the traditional standpoints of the Republican party. When such radical deviations become the norm, they demand not only criticism, but correction. Fortunately, there are strong options (including Keyes & McClintock) that would represent the values we've held dear quite well and would make for a brighter American future.