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Nevada Judge Rules in Favor of Ashjian, Tea Party Candidate Will Remain on Ballot

From Politico:

A Nevada judge ruled Thursday that Scott Ashjian’s name will remain on November’s ballot as a Tea Party candidate for Senate.

The Independent American Party, which is running a candidate of its own in the Nevada Senate race, had argued that Ashjian was registered as a Republican and not Tea Party when he filed to qualify for the ballot on March 2.

But Ashjian’s legal team had argued that after first registering to vote as a Republican, he returned to register with the Tea Party.

In its ruling Thursday, the court said Ashjian complied with state law in his filing.

21 Comments

  1. Brian Holtz April 18, 2010

    I have for years opposed US support for Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and annexation of East Jerusalem. I have opposed America’s support of Israel since the early 1990s. In my opinion, Israel began losing the moral high ground in 1982 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra-Shatila_massacre), and finished losing it in 1993 when the PLO finally recognized “the right of the State of Israel to exist in peace and security”.

    Please don’t feed the CP/AIP trolls. When somebody calls me a “Jewish Zionist fascist” because of my last name, it’s not worth responding to.

  2. paulie April 18, 2010

    Please stop misquoting me. I did not say this:

    paulie // Apr 18, 2010:
    Every one is (may be) much more critical of Israel than is Bruce Cohen ……..

    I said:

    Brian Holtz is much more critical of Israel than is Bruce Cohen.

  3. manly huh ???? may be I [a former missile site officer, capable of helping to the process of vaporizing millions] should look into that ………..

    paulie // Apr 18, 2010:
    Every one is (may be) much more critical of Israel than is Bruce Cohen ……..

    “…….. libertarians support the defensive use of force, but don’t believe the current wars are defensive in their nature, or otherwise justified ………”

    How about a word, a label, a moniker, for that ???????

  4. paulie April 18, 2010

    My take is (like Bootz and W. A. R.) that they are both a couple of 21st Century Kill Jocks.

    Holtz’s position is relatively more antiwar than Cohen’s (for example, Cohen still supports the war in Iraq, whereas Holtz has opposed it since, I think, 2006). Cohen’s position is in some ways less pro-war than Dondero’s (that is, Cohen says he does not advocate war for its own sake, whereas Dondero says it makes men more manly).

    And even Dondero is at least in some ways less pro-war than our Democratic president and leadership in Congress. For example, Dondero just recently said he believes the troops should be brought home now.

    And Root’s position is much more antiwar than it was a few years ago.

  5. paulie April 18, 2010

    My view is that he looks like a junior version of Bruce Cohen

    Brian Holtz is much more critical of Israel than is Bruce Cohen.

    I thought you Libs were pacifists ?

    You thought wrong. The vast majority of libertarians are not pacifists (IE, those that would never use force, even in self-defense).

    There are a very small number of libertarians who are actual pacifists, and a larger minority of libertarians who support(ed) the current wars.

    Most libertarians support the defensive use of force, but don’t believe the current wars are defensive in their nature, or otherwise justified.

  6. Lake: WHEN has Brian criticized Israel,

    paulie: Many, many times.

    Lake: must have missed it / them. My view is that he looks like a junior version of Bruce Cohen and like ‘ Le Bruce the Zionist’ (his words, not mine) has not one negative thing to say about the MURDER of American sailors of the USS Liberty.

    Speaking of Cohen and Holtz, I thought you Libs were pacifists ??????? My take is (like Bootz and W. A. R.) that they are both a couple of 21st Century Kill Jocks.

    And from an organization that Doctor Phillies and Tom Knapp claim is the ONLY anti war political party. But no criticism from Californians Cohen and Holtz! (Or did I miss that also ….)

  7. paulie April 18, 2010

    paulie would give errant Ashjian a pass on clearly stated, well known, rule violation[s] ?

    I agree with the substance of the judge’s ruling in this case.

    Brian would give errant Ashjian a pass on clearly stated, well known, rule violation[s] ?

    I don’t know whether or not Brian has expressed any opinion at all about this case.

    WHEN has Brian criticized Israel,

    Many, many times.

  8. and yet paulie would give errant Ashjian a pass on clearly stated, well known, rule violation[s] ??????????

    and yet Brian would give errant Ashjian a pass on clearly stated, well known, rule violation[s] ??????????

    and yet WHEN has Brian criticized Israel, a nation whom has every right for protection and self determination, but not for American like foreign misadventures, including the MURDER of sailors on the non combatant USS Liberty ????????

  9. paulie April 18, 2010

    IMO paulie and or Brian [Jewish Zionist fascist] are wrong, wrong, wrong on the lack of criticizing errant non D and non R.

    I have no such lack of criticism.

    As for Brian, he criticizes Israel quite strongly, is far from being a fascist, and I’m pretty sure he’s not Jewish.

    He likewise criticizes non-D/Rs, including libertarians, in no uncertain terms on a regular basis when he feels it is warranted.

  10. .......... Lake April 18, 2010

    IMO paulie and or Brian [Jewish Zionist fascist] are wrong, wrong, wrong on the lack of criticizing errant non D and non R.

    If an anti establishment political type makes errors that we [loyal opposition] would dog pile a Democan or a Republicrat then let the pile on begin on any one.

    Corrupt candidates do not deserve a pass from any quarter, no matter their pedigree. Liars are liars and I have to stand with Mister Quirk on this one. (Hey, if he and Grundmann were not right every now and then ……..)

    Liar, liar, liar (no matter how accurate the initial statement[s]: Secretary of State Hilary Clinton’s ‘he should have been impeached’ current husband and Brian ‘I like him so leave him alone’ Holtz)

  11. Cody Quirk April 18, 2010

    Told you this guy is 51-50

  12. paulie April 18, 2010

    (‘I did not have sex with that woman’ and ‘every one else followed the law, but I don’t have to —– just ask paulie or Brian Holtz!)

    Huh?

  13. [a] fight back when he is 100% in the wrong ?????????

    (‘I did not have sex with that woman’ and ‘every one else followed the law, but I don’t have to —– just ask paulie or Brian Holtz!)

    [b] area 51 – 50 ????????????

    [c] oh well, like the sad sad year of 2008, the poll that counts the most is the election ………

  14. Cody Quirk April 17, 2010

    I take it the ‘D’ stands for ‘Dumb-ass’?

    Funny how Fasano is now polling better then Ashjian is.

  15. Big D April 16, 2010

    I like the way Ashjian fights back!!Fasano sounds like an area 51 nut CRAZY

  16. thomas knapp // Apr 16, 2010:
    “Why would the IAP continue wasting money trying to litigate another third party off the ballot?”

    Because, as non spin doctors know intuitively, lying is lying, corruption is corruption!

    Other third party types should not be pulled over for eradicate driving ???????????

    All together now class: “Double Standard”!

  17. Cody Quirk April 16, 2010

    I don’t know what they’re going to do yet. They’re still mulling it over.

  18. paulie April 16, 2010

    Why would the IAP continue wasting money trying to litigate another third party off the ballot?

    Good question.

  19. Thomas L. Knapp April 16, 2010

    Why would the IAP continue wasting money trying to litigate another third party off the ballot?

  20. Cody Quirk April 16, 2010

    I think Fasano might appeal this, I’m not sure.

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