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Aldo et al,

 

I am with the Constitution Party; and, yes, it is true Alan Keyes is throwing his hat in the Constitution Party (CP) ring.  And, yes, since 2000 when he last ran for president (I worked for his election) he has (can I use the word) ‘misspoke’ about ‘Reparations’, about ‘support for the War’, and about ‘support for the UN’.  And, yes, these positions are at odds with the platform of the Constitution Party. 

 

Later this month (23Apr – in KC) he will surely be questioned about these matters and will be asked to renounce these positions so as to be in concert with the CP platform.   I know because I have, in the past, attended some of these nominating conventions. 

[ You too, may attend this national convention by:

·        paying your $20 to enter the GA CP party, then

·        going to KC on that date,

·        staying in a hotel there for the three days, and

·        paying the entrance fee for the Convention ].

 

And, yes, the CP membership assembled there will prayerfully consider these things, and more (for the good of the country) before supporting Alan Keyes (or any other nominee).

 

By the way, other than Rep. Ron Paul, what other person would you put forth as a worthy nominee to carry the standard for the CP in the Presidential race in Nov.?  Enquiring minds would seriously like to know.

 

 

For God and the Republic,

 

 

Hey Group,
I don't know if any of you have received this message and how much of this is true...

> Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2008 11:45:04 -0500
> From: [address removed]
> To: [address removed]
> Subject: alan keyes CP nomination
>
> Dear Fellow Patriot,
>
> As you no doubt have heard, Alan Keyes is seeking the nomination of the
> Constitution Party for president.
>
> There is a lot about Alan Keyes that seems to merit praise and the
> support of constitutionally minded Americans. But if we are to believe
> the reports I have been reading, and we look at his record, there are
> some glaring character flaws that relegate him to the list of
> 'professional politicians'...more interested in your money than serving
> the true interests of the American citizen.
>
> For example, consider these headlines from the Washington Post:
>
> 'KEYES CAMPAIGN ISSUES $20,000 IN BAD CHECKS: PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE'S
> EX-AIDE BLAMED,' by R.H. Melton, Washington Post, August 10, 1995 p A12
>
> 'KEYES USING DONATIONS TO DRAW SALARY: MD. GOP NOMINEE GETS $8,500 A
> MONTH,' By Charles Babington, Washington Post, May 4, 1992 ; Page B01
>
> 'MD. CANDIDATE TO KEEP TAKING SALARY: CAMPAIGN FUNDS NEEDED TO CHALLENGE
> INCUMBENT, KEYES SAYS', By Richard Tapscott, Washington Post, May 16,
> 1992 Page A12
>
> Also, when he was running for the Illinois Senate seat against Barrack
> Obama, he proved that he was not a constitutional conservative by
> advocating 'reparations' in the form of exemption from income tax for
> descendants of slaves. Read about it here:
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5747800/
>
>
> Alan Keyes views on the Bush administration's interventionist aggressive
> war mongering are not consistent with a constitutionalist. Read his
> World Net Daily article here:
> http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/archives.asp?AUTHOR_ID=34
>
> Please prayerfully consider these thing before supporting Alan Keyes.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Don Campbell
>

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