Will Alan Keyes Bolt The GOP? (possible Constitution Party run)

Radar Online (New York) ^ | March 7, 2008 | Nick Curran

[MitchellC]

I'm not aware of any such list, and I wish there was a conservative group that sorted out this very thing. The closest thing that I know of is the 'political courage test' at Project Vote Smart, however a look at my state (NC) shows that all of the candidates for Congress are listed as "pending."

[fabian]

yeah, he was that when Reagan knew him but he has taken a turn for the angry worst, thinking he is righteous. He just needs to calm down and look at fhu.com to come to his senses. Then he will be incredibly strong.

[fabian]

thanks, btw...would you happen to be a single conservative blond lady living in so. California? Hope you don’t mind me asking, been single my whole life and would like to have a good companion someday.

[EternalVigilance]

The real Alan Keyes bears no resemblance to the caricature his detractors are trying to paint.

[MitchellC]

Oops, I just noticed that the link in that post was wrong. Click for the correct link to John Armor for Congress website here.

[Steve Schulin]

I agree with EternalVigilance. It has been a pleasure to hear Alan Keyes in several of the Tuesday and Thursday night public telephone conference calls hosted by his campaign over the recent months.

There was an email from his campaign in my mailbox this morning, asking for input on whether or not Alan Keyes should pursue the Constitution Party nomination this year. I told em, in part, that it will surely take a miracle for Alan to be elected, and that switching parties didn't seem to increase the chance of such a miracle to me. I urged him to continue to campaign as a Republican until the convention.

I don't think Keyes is involved because of his ego. I think he's involved because he doesn't see any other candidate standing up for the ideas that have been central in the American rise, nor standing against the overt push to remove any notion of God from the public square. A lot can happen between now and August, even though McCain has already won enough delegates to get the nomination. Who would have imagined the turn of events this week about the New York Governor? I'm glad Alan Keyes is still running.