The Independence Party of Minnesota has no presidential nominee this year, and will instead be making an endorsement this Saturday of one of the 7 ballot-qualified presidential candidates. All candidates were invited to seek the endorsement and provided with a summary version of the IP-MN’s platform to indicate agreement, disagreement, or partial agreement, and all but Barack Obama and Róger Calero responded. The candidates responses along with the IP’s assessment of each can be found here. To summarize the assessment:
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Forgot his name, its Tim Penny that is backing McCain.
Former DFL congressman, 2002 IP candidate for governor and Dean Barkley supporter is supporting John McCain.
Thanks Mike, the gray just sort of blurs….
Trent, but do you anticipate he’ll get that endorsement.
Even after snubbing them, it’ll be hard to imagine them not endorsing Obama.
But it’s possible. Given that Nader threw a big rally near them and allowed Ventura and Barkley to get some spotlight there and because they’re running hard against the big two in the Senate…. is it possible they’d endorse Nader?
Quick correction. McKinney is in partial agreement with two.
She’s the only one who doesn’t add up to ten on your list.
As I predicted last time: Ralph Nader is the frontrunner.