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Title: Chuck Baldwin Defeats Alan Keyes for Constitution Party Nomination
Source: The LRC Blog
URL Source: http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/020719.html
Published: Apr 26, 2008
Author: Eric A. Garris
Post Date: 2008-04-26 14:33:38 by James Deffenbach
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Comments: 201

Chuck Baldwin Defeats Alan Keyes for Constitution Party Nomination Posted by Eric A. Garris at April 26, 2008 10:11 AM
The Constitution Party just overwhelmingly defeated the warmongering neocon Alan Keyes by nominating Chuck Baldwin, 383 to 125.
Last night, CP founder Howard Phillips strongly denounced Keyes as a warmonger, neocon, and egomanic. Phillips was subsequently attacked by Jim Clymer, the CP national chairman.
In spite of Keyes bringing in a lot of delegates, the CP remained true to their anti-interventionist views and rejected Keyes.
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#3. To: James Deffenbach (#0)
Election Year Fantasy #2: Presidential debate between Baldwin, Barr, McCain, and either Obama/Clinton...oh, man.

who knows what evil posted on 2008-04-26 14:44:28 ET Reply Untrace Trace Private Reply
#32. To: who knows what evil (#3)
Election Year Fantasy #2: Presidential debate between Baldwin, Barr, McCain, and either Obama/Clinton...oh, man.

Love to see it, but I'm guessing he would not be invited. :(

But while keeping to the same mantra — “I have no plan, no intention to do so” — Paul is also not completely slamming the door shut on a third-party run. And, perhaps more worrisome for Republicans should they have a tight race with the eventual Democratic nominee, he’s also not ruling out supporting a third-party candidate.
Asked what he would do if his supporters approached him this fall and asked him whom to support, Paul replied, “I’ll respond when I think I should — when we know where the ducks are lining up.”
“It’s a little bit early for that. Who are the candidates going to be? Not only on top of the two parties, but who will be the bottom four or five?”
As it stands now, Paul said: “If I had to make that decision, I don’t think I’d be very enthusiastic about anybody.”
And anyway, Paul and his much-reduced campaign — it has gone from 150 employees at its peak to about 15 staffers now — have turned their focus from November to September, and namely the Republican National Convention.
“We believe that we’re going to carry about 50 pledged delegates" to the convention in St. Paul, said Paul spokesman Jesse Benton. “A lot of people are technically pledged to other candidates but are going to be there and letting everybody know that they support Ron Paul.”

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#37. To: Peppa (#32)
I will be SUPREMELY surprised if Ron Paul endorses Barr over Baldwin...of course, not much surprises me anymore, so strike that.
We could see Paul endorse McAsshole before this is over I suppose.

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