[bill1952]

>Meanwhile they maintain their links to the racist fringe via their alliance with The League Of The South.

Umm. No. - from your link:

Q: What is the LS position regarding blacks in the South?

A: The LS disavows a spirit of malice and extends an offer of good will and cooperation to Southern blacks in areas where we can work together as Christians to make life better for all people in the South.

We affirm that, while historically the interests of Southern blacks and whites have been in part antagonistic, true Constitutional government would provide protection to all law-abiding citizens — not just to government-sponsored victim groups.

[wideawake]

The modern, Duke-era Klan makes similar claims about its purpose and expresses support for black nationalist groups.

That doesn't change their membership or their donors.

[SJackson]

I didn't bring up the League of the South, but their objective is an independent Southern nation, secession. That qualifies as fringe.

They run candidates like Mark Dankoff, certainly fringe, but right back to the Willis Carto/Ron Paul connection. Dankoff contributes to the American Free Press, and is on Republicradio.

To what extent they're serious versus peddling code I don't know, but the Constitution isn't based on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the CP is mistaken. We are not governed by biblical law, they're wrong on that too. And we haven't in the past and present offered asylum to non-Christians. We actually let non-Christians be American citizens, have since our founding. They should at least include the future.

Paul will be a fit, and the CP will have no problem at all with his nutball supporters.