Except someone forgot to lock the door:
Alan Keyes, who was recently beaten 3-to-1 for the Constitution Party nomination for President, has decided to continue his run for President as an “Independent”. In order to facilitate with ballot-access, Keyes is trying to start a new party called “America’s Independent Party”. He has groupings of supporters in Texas, California, Florida, New York and Missouri. In what was their first major ballot-access hurdle, the Keyes campaign has failed to get on the ballot in Texas—collecting only 10,000 signatures. This is actually an impressive effort considering they had no time, no money, and no real support for such an effort, but nowhere near the 74,000 needed.
When is someone going to tell this guy that not only is nobody paying attention to him, but that most people are laughing at him ?
Either that, or put him on some meds or something.
May 15th, 2008 at 10:56 am
I like Keyes and his views, but he has to learn when it is time to step down gracefully. It’s over, stop getting people’s hopes up, and the like. Between him, Nader, and Burr, you’d think people would start to realize how much effort they are wasting.