Probably. But I’m not sure that is the best strategy. We have a strong Conservative slate for governor. Creating a third party movement at this moment instead of trying to do a Reagan grassroots take over and driving a stake through the heart of the Combine ought to be the goal. The Tea Party movement can be a catalyst in this. Putting a lot of energy into a third party only for one race (Senate) would undermine the effort to take over the state party by conservatives. We have an opportunity. We might fail, but we would be foolish not to try. And I don’t see how making the Senate race a three-way race helps. The time to defeat Kirk was in the primary. Accept the fact that he won because the best candidates went for the governorship and go with our strengths.
Well, I agree with most of what you say.
Still, I will NOT vote for Kirk the jerk in November!
A Conservative candidate that can come forward for the November election will get my vote. When the “train-wreck” that is Obama and the demotard party that is becoming increasingly unpalatable to regular tax-paying voters derails this year. A Conservative who dared to run will (I believe) look very Scott Brownish!
I hope the Republican powers that be in Illinois, choke!
It needs to be fundamentally restructured.
Splitting my vote. For the ConservativeRepublican Governor ticket and for a Tea Party ConservativeSenator.