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You should run for office. I'll vote for you!

The problem with running for office is that there is a slight chance that I actually might win. If that should happen I would have to demand a recount. :-)

You should run for office. I'll vote for you!

Actually, I am currently serving as an issues adviser to a conservative candidate running in the GOP primary to fill Bernie Sanders' vacant U.S. House Seat from Vermont.

I write up small "White Papers" on the issues along with talking points. We later discuss the issues. The candidate's name is Mark Shepard and he is currently a Vermont State Senator. Mark is the real deal and is committed to preserving constitutionally limited government. I met him years ago when I was running a local group called "Citizens for Property Rights". We sponsored a seminar on the U.S. Constitution and invited someone from "The National Center for Constitutional Studies" to come and give the presentation. He showed a sincere interest in helping to promote the cause. That was before he got elected to the State Senate. I kept an eye on him to see if his passion for the cause would be dimmed by the pursuit of political power. Happily, it has not. Mark is giving up his Engineering business to run in this race and I am more than content to support people like him.