Dennis F. Bradley is the Veterans Party candidate for U.S. Senate in Florida in 2010. Because the Veterans Party is ballot-qualified in Florida, Bradley will have no trouble appearing on the general election ballot.
Bradley was also the U.S. Senate nominee of the Veterans Party in Florida in 2004. He polled 166,642 votes, 2.24%. He was the only candidate on the ballot in that race, other than the nominees of two major parties, Republican Mel Martinez, and Democrat Betty Castor. Martinez won the 2004 race with a margin of only 82,663 votes.
Bradley’s webpage, www.bradleyforsenate.com, is here. In the 2010 U.S. Senate race, the Libertarian Party also expects to have a candidate, Alex Snitker.
We should be a large party in Florida, as we have the most veterans over age of 65 in USA and we are third after California and Texas in the number of Veterans and military living in this State. We don’t get enough publicity. Most Veterans dont’t know we exist.
more FLorida,
more USS Liberty,
more Bruce Cohen:
Upcoming events to watch this week are the close of primary candidate filing in New Jersey on April 12 (Monday) and the Florida CD-19 special election on April 13 (Tuesday). State Senator Ted Deutch (D) is a safe bet to win and replace former Congressman Robert Wexler (D), who resigned to take a pro-Israel think-tank position..
Democrat front-runner wins Fla. US House race
By BRIAN SKOLOFF, Associated Press Writer – 17 mins ago
BOCA RATON, Fla. – A Democratic state senator on Tuesday handily won the first U.S. House race since Congress passed a massive health care overhaul, beating a decidedly underdog Republican who tried to use the backlash against the measure to pull the upset.
With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Florida state Sen. Ted Deutch had 62 percent of the vote compared to 35 percent for Republican Ed Lynch. No-party candidate Jim McCormick trailed far behind with just 3 percent…………
It’s a pity that he dropped out. But at least he endorsed a fellow third party candidate.
think
[a] the Vets Party is ‘standing out by blending in’ with the ubiquitous Eagle and Eagle Head! Brilliant —- not!
[b] the Vets Party has a great out reach program with a spectrum of organizations —– not!
[c] the Vets Party has firmly decided if it is a church or a secular political group —– not!
Dennis Bradley has dropped out of the U.S. Senate race and endorsed Libertarian candidate Alex Snitker.
http://www.prlog.org/10592018-bradly-drops-senate-bid-endorses-snitker.html