Virgil Goode was interviewed in The Roanoke Times, a local paper in Virginia, about his quest for the Presidential nomination of the Constitution Party. Goode isn’t taking anything for granted, though.
Before then, however, Goode has to secure the party’s nomination. He faces a number of other candidates including syndicated radio talk show host Laurie Roth and former Savannah State University football coach Robby Wells.
“It’s going to be a wide open affair,” Goode said. “It could go to any of the candidates. No delegates are pledged. It’s an old-fashioned convention that will be a lot of buttonholing, asking people their views. It’ll be interesting to see how it plays out on Saturday.”
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He’s basically has the nomination in the bag. Wells as I think he’s running a decent campaign, I don’t think he will win.
He hasn’t, because she doesn’t.
Maybe he think’s Roth has a shot, or has met a bunch of people who support her. Either way, this is going to be interesting.
Red–I think he’s just being humble.
Is Goode just being humble or does he know something we don’t.
Roth has no shot. The concerns people might have about Goode are magnified x 10 with Roth. It is either Goode or Wells.