[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

First off Alan Keys is not a republican. He was the Libertarian Party candidate in 2000...

Were you born an idiot, or did you have to work at it. I assume that you know that the Libertarian candidate was Harry Browne, and that Alan Keyes has been nominated so frequently as the GOP candidate in various elections that that is one of the criticisms against him.

[ambrose]

Imagine having spent the last 6 months in a cave, and you turn on TV for the first time... on Fox News, you see Geraldo Rivera and Greta Van Sustern... you see Fox on the lower right hand corners, but don't believe your eyes... you then hit the clicker to MSNBC and see Alan Keyes...

[.45MAN]

Sorry for the mistake. You know from now on will be looking for any that you make.

[Howlin]

, and that Alan Keyes has been nominated so frequently as the GOP candidate in various elections that that is one of the criticisms against him.

How about listing all the ones he was NOMINATED for; not the ones he RAN for; list ALL the ones you say that he has been NOMINATED for so frequently.

[jackbill]

and that Alan Keyes has been nominated so frequently as the GOP candidate in various elections that that is one of the criticisms against him.

Actually, I wouldn't use the word "nominated". He ran as a Presidential candidate but was never nominated. He also chose to run against one of the Maryland Senators - I believe that it was Mikulski (but it could have been Sarbanes). No matter, there's not much difference).

I don't recall if he had a primary opponent, but he probably didn't.

But then it was discovered that he was paying himself about $96,000 a year out of his campaign funds. That alone kept me from voting for him.

Obviously, I didn't vote for his opponent either. I took a pass.