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Darrell Castle and Cynthia Davis: 2013 in Review

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Darrell Castle was recently interviewed on “Home Front,” hosted by former Missouri State Representative, Cynthia Davis. Darrell and Cynthia review some of the major events and key issues of the past year including gay marriage, the proposed Convention of the States, the economy, the U.S. Supreme Court and much more. They also discuss where we may be going in 2014.

The regular “Castle Report” podcast continues its Christmas vacation today, but will return next week.

16 Comments

  1. paulie January 11, 2014

    Baldwin was a much better choice for them than Goode, that’s for sure. I think Castle is more like Baldwin. If Goode runs again, forget about it.

  2. Cody Quirk January 11, 2014

    The only way that they could rebound was if they merged with the soon-to-be created ‘National Alliance of Independent American Parties’ and also dumped the extremist garbage too.

  3. paulie January 11, 2014

    Of course things could change before then…but right now they are going in a direction that will not benefit them.

  4. Cody Quirk January 11, 2014

    Sorry, meant “even more unlikely”.

  5. paulie January 11, 2014

    I should clarify…I agreed with the last part. It remains to be seen whether they will do better or worse than Goode. Certainly I don’t see them doing much better.

  6. Cody Quirk January 11, 2014

    I disagree with that; Unlike 2012, the CP is likely going to be on the ballot in even less states for 2016.

    Plus I doubt they can garner as much publicity as Goode did, which is why it looks even more likely that they would reach the 100,000 vote mark next time.

  7. paulie January 4, 2014

    Agreed.

  8. Jed Ziggler January 4, 2014

    Personally, I think Castle/Davis would do better than Goode, but not by much. The public appetite for social conservatism is quickly dwindling, and the Constitution Party is in disarray for various reasons.

  9. paulie December 30, 2013

    Under 100k does seem plausible if current trends continue.

  10. Dave Terry December 30, 2013

    > Cody Quirk December 30, 2013 at 3:59 pm

    “Hell, I question if they could even get 100,000 votes next time.”

    So…….., there is STILL hope for the Republic AND the Constitution?.

  11. paulie December 30, 2013

    They would have to turn things around to do much better than that.

  12. Cody Quirk December 30, 2013

    Hell, I question if they could even get 100,000 votes next time.

  13. paulie December 30, 2013

    That would be better than their last ticket.

  14. mARS December 30, 2013

    I’ve got a VERY strong feeling that Castle/Davis will be the Constitution Party’s ticket in 2016. I’d be shocked if they got more than 150,000 votes, though.

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