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Alan Keyes message board is down

The Alan Keyes for President campaign’s message board appears to have a “database error” and has been unavailable for at least the last day or so. This is the forum that several dozen Keyes supporters seemed to be using to organize his independent candidacy.

Here is the URL for the forum:
http://discuss.americasrevival.com

It’s not clear what the cause of the database problems are or if the campaign is able to recover the material from the boards.

9 Comments

  1. Jerry S. June 3, 2008

    Let’s hope Keyes followers aren’t all found in bunkbeds covered with sheets all wearing the same brand and style tennis shoes after “CATCHING” the mothership…

  2. G.E. June 2, 2008

    Milnes is still running in 2008 as an independent. I assume his magnificent brain will be frozen and preserved, along with the undying ego of Alan Keyes, for a presidential run when the Progressive-Theocracy Alliance will have finally mathematically taken root.

    Milnes #1 campaign promise: “I will deport my running mate to Africa!”

  3. Trent Hill June 2, 2008

    2094? Don’tbe rediculous. Keyes will run for Senate in 2010 and then President again in 2012.

  4. G.E. June 2, 2008

    Keyes probably embezzled the money set aside for Web hosting. Now he’s in the same position as Robert Milnes.

    MILNES-KEYES 2094!

  5. Austin Cassidy Post author | June 2, 2008

    BTW, Keyes seems to be running on something he called “America’s Independent Party” – which would fit perfectly if he’s able to win the AIP endorsement in California.

    My guess is that, if he’s trying to build another party on a national level, he aims to steal the AIP-CA away from the Constitution Party and use it as the nucleus on his new venture.

  6. Austin Cassidy Post author | June 2, 2008

    Now that’s something I’d like to watch on C-SPAN!

  7. Fred Church Ortiz June 2, 2008

    The AIP’s convention is supposed to be this weekend, we’ll know whether anything comes of that soon.

  8. Austin Cassidy Post author | June 2, 2008

    Not sure, Richard Winger would probably know.

    I know they were trying to take the AIP line in California away from Baldwin.

    My guess is that he’s well positioned to pick up a dozen or so ballot lines in some of the lower-hanging fruit states like Colorado, Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida, New Jersey, etc.

    If he adds California to that… he could top 100,000 votes.

    And if he’s able to get on 15-25 ballots, he might actually outpoll Baldwin.

  9. bsharitt June 2, 2008

    Speaking of Alan Keyes, has gotten any parties to give hime their ballot line or has he gotten on any ballots as an independent yet?

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