Cleveland.com has the story. Via Mr. Owen’s Facebook page.
An assortment of conservative groups who have joined forces under the Tea Party banner endorsed Constitutional Party candidate Robert Owens for Attorney General bypassing Republican candidate Mike DeWine.
The endorsement of the little-known Owens by the Ohio Tea Party PAC is the first tip of the tri-cornered hat the group has given out in a statewide race in 2010.
The endorsement required a 7/8ths majority vote among tea party and liberty groups who are member organizations of the Ohio Liberty Council, said PAC spokesman Chris Littleton.
You can still have a vibrant web site with out ballot access.
= They don’t.
You can still have national ties with out ballot access.
= They don’t.
You can still get the message out with out ballot access.
= They suck at it without practical leadership.
Informal, inconclusive, could be totally wrong: but my feed back on Montana is not a ‘simple answer from a simple person’ [a Quirkism].
Others say that the Mountain folks are disgusted with national CP, distrustful of Captain Chuck, and they imploded, not merely, meekly lost ballot access.
You can still have a vibrant web site with out ballot access.
You can still have national ties with out ballot access.
You can still get the message out with out ballot access.
How ever good ‘room temperature IQs’ like Quirky Boy feels about quick [but quirkie] come backs, if they are inaccurate, they come back to bite us all.
Trent Hill /Cody Quirk? / Gary Odom?
September 30, 2010:
“My guess would be that Baldwin convinces the Montana CP to rejoin the national CP.”
[Lake: I concur ——- and if he does not, then it will be a loud slap in the face, personally and organizationally!]
My guess would be that Baldwin convinces the Montana CP to rejoin the national CP.
I believe it will be a positive one.
Cody: In your opinion, what impact will Chuck Baldwin have on the Montana CP for the next few years?
ask the folks in Montana
= That just lost ballot access.
ask the folks in California
= Which is still in court.
ask the folks in Alabama
= That are doing great as a reorganized state affiliate and are running their first candidate for congress, ever.
ask the folks in Montana
ask the folks in California
ask the folks in Alabama
ask the folks
The CP keeps growing and gaining support by leaps and bounds, yet people like Don Lake just can’t get their heads out of the toilet paper.