March Primaries wind up this week.
Posted by U4prez at 4/2/2007 9:40 AM and is filed under uncategorized 
One thing is certain, both parties will see a new March Primary winner. Candidate mduminiak came close to a repeat perfomance but was edged out in his second runoff after winning 5 straight runoffs.
I would just like to take a moment to thank those who have shared their support for me in the closing days of the March Republican Primary. I consider this electoral decision more of a validation of the conservative principles that out party needs to adhere to and less of a validation of my own personal candidacy. I am grateful for the support but I am even more grateful for the opportunity to advance the cause. Some have sought to have my head on a platter and made attempts to impugn my character and intentions for my own desire to deal with issues on a bipartisan basis through Liberty4u Despite this distraction of distortions by some we have succeeded tonight because most people have understood that I am loyal to my party but at the same time I hold my nation above all else. In the end we are not Republicans or Democrats but Americans. In the end the people must choose who is best suited to address the issues in the most effective manner and this can only be done by peeling the labels away and looking at the solutions proposed. I do believe that as Republicans we can ultimately win the day on those issues by never losing site of the principles that have always created the best solutions to our nations problems. By maintaining our values and core beliefs I think we shall do that. Again I thank you and offer my best wishes to all whom chose to fight here on u4prez in the arena of ideas.
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both parties? i was under the impression there were 3. your both parties are on their last leg. the quicker you admit there is a third, , ,the better off all will be.
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There are alot more than just 3, certainly more than two. The minor parties combined with registered unaffiliated voters far out number the registered democrat or republican rolls.True democracy will come when all candidates are heard.
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I'm still here. Watch out! Constitutional conservatism is on the rise.
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I am throwing my hat into the ring as an independent. My platform: saving democracy, and civilization, from our own stupidity, manifest in the acts of know-nothing Republicans and weak and cowardly Democrats. Let's call liars liars, shall we? Let's preserve the unbiassed administration of justice (and get rid of that party hack Gonzales). Let's preserve the air, water, and climate we need in order to thrive. If I were President, one of my first acts would be to call on Congress to investigate violations of the Geneva Conventions by the Bush administration: who authorized torture? By pursuing such an inquiry, we show the world that we are ready to re=join the community of nations. And like it not, friends, there is a community of nations, and even with its overweening industrial and military might, the U.S. cannot continue to treat the rest of the world as though it didn't exist and didn't matter. (Ever think about the Midas myth?) As we face the environmental crises of the next few decades--peak oil, peak food, peak water--we will need the help and cooperation of other nations. We must signal them that we deserve it.
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I read the following comments after the inital post. Don't you think that maybe now is a good time for both parties and the Nation to give the 2 party system a rest and let a neutral,yet radical Independant take over for a while?
Read my platform and cast your vote
yes or no?
Theres no need to approve this message bacause I am the one who wrote it.
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In my canvasing of this site, I have noticed an overwhelming desire by people for a major overhaul of the entire system. An Independant can fulfill those asperations.
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Can we have regular elections instead of a cumulative 1-10 score?
Like if we were randomly paired with people who had about the same raw score as us, and people could vote for who they liked best for a week, and then whoever got the most votes would win, and next week we would be paired with a different opponent?
That way it would be more like a regular election, you'd get so many votes, and your opponent would get so many votes, and whoever got the most votes would win, and next week you could do it all over again. We could check in and see if we're winning or loosing.
We'd just need some way to make sure people weren't voting twice.
Just an idea.
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