Can a new party replace Ron Paul?

We need a platform for a thousand Ron Pauls.

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[SSSLLLAAYYEEERRRR]

Libertarians and Constitutionalists should unite and remove the Republicans and Democrats from power. Then begin the long process of returning this country to a freer society overseen by a limited constitutional government. I'm writing in Ron Paul and voting for congressmen and local politicians that share his platform and conviction. Regardless we, the people have to take this country back!

[kurtiskunga]

I agree with the write-in idea. But what are the rules about that in an age of Diebold? Is it still possible? What about the electoral college? Will it work?

[christopherquinn]

First, Ron Paul did not abandon anybody; the process is still ongoing and he is still in the race. Become delegates and push.

Next, there is already a Constitution Party. You do not need to start a new party; it already exists. The problem is that the unConstitutional two-party system and the NWO controlled media do not allow third party candidates (who are not self-financed by a billionaire) adequate coverage to make third parties viable.

WRITE-IN: RON PAUL.

[kurtiskunga]

Two words: Ross Perot. He had his billions, but we've already shown we can come up with the scratch if necessary. Getting the Republican nomination is a pipedream. So is running on a third ticket, but less so.

[kurtiskunga]

Thanks for the heads up on the existing Constitution Party. They've done a heckuva job promoting themselves!

[Ryuzzakii]

That's laughable. Most as in a majority?

[LeoKinoske]

Crystal clear for most.

[Ryuzzakii]

America is Facist. And soon that will become crystal clear.

[ianlondeo]

What a joke; this is a dictatorship

[LibertyJunkie]

Isnt there already a constitutional party? A new party is agood idea but I think that we would be better off trying bring the republican back to its values and encourage good hearted Democrats to work together and try to restore honesty and integrity into there party as well.

[utubehayter]

You do realize that the ideas of "parties" is unconstitutional.. right? Belonging to a party does not necessarily mean you subscribe to the ideals of the party. Hence people should go with the individuals ideas, and NOT a party name. Otherwise its an attempt at trying the same thing again and expecting a different result - is it not?

[shanklinmike]

If it doesn't we're screwed!