THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES IN THE NOV. 2010 ELECTIONS

THIRD PARTY CANDIDATES’ CHANCES IN THE NOV. 2010 ELECTIONS

For all those who think that now is the time to vote for a third party candidate, especially on the federal and state level of elections, you are hurting your own cause. From what I have viewed, those who entertain a third party candidate AND actively participate in discussions and comments on so many sites such as Tea Party Nation (and others) are not seeing the important point behind their actions: If a third party candidate was a viable solution in the upcoming election for a particular seat, he (or she) would have a ground swelling of support within their state that would obviously point out their dominance over other candidates (especially the incumbent) in the polls and in the media. Now keep this in mind and research the media reports (from newspapers, radio, TV and the Internet) and study the polls. What you routinely see (I've been researching this across the country for the last three weeks) is that the third party candidate(s) haven't a chance at removing any incumbents in November. But what I have seen, on a routine basis, is a ground swelling of support for Constitutionally-principled, morally ethical candidates (Republican and Democrat) who are entering the political arena and are leading or face-to-face with the incumbent leftist liberal Democrat or progressive RHINO. It is required of us, as We the People, to support the strongest Constitutionally-principled conservative candidates within the major parties to oust those incumbents who are "professional politicians" and have played, at a minimum, a complicit role in allowing the Socialist agenda to work it's way into our political system and our society.
Our goal, as We, the People, after the November, 2010 elections, is to monitor the candidates who we have voted into position, grade their votes and their efforts and ensure that they are maintaining their principles and values, as opposed to being corrupted by the “system”. If the feedback is negative, then we find someone else to take their place. Along that line, we encourage our state governments to pursue annulment proceedings against those candidates who are participating and voting in deference to what we elected them to do.
Remember: the goal of finding independently-minded, Constitutionally-principled, morally ethical citizens to encourage to run for office was to, quite simply, “SAVE OUR REPUBLIC”. All across our country, we are seeing examples of citizens who meet this criteria and our running under that banner, whether the major political party that they are representing does not fit the same criteria. This is predominant in the Republican Party and those citizens are/were pursuing this avenue because they believed that, with the help of other similarly-minded candidates across this nation, We, the People will transform the party, especially the RP, to a Constitutional, conservative minded group that will legislate and execute their powers within the restraints of the U.S. Constitution.
As for the real growth of independent third parties, their time may come based on the performance of our elected officials after this November. If a Constitutionally-principled third party presents a platform and candidates that reflects the changes that are needed in our different levels of government, I for one will strongly support such organization and will work hard to provide the party with a strong candidate who will dominate over any candidate presented by any other political party. But for now, this third party dominance doesn’t routinely exist across the country. Hence, the supporters and candidates from such like-minded third parties are needed to change our political system and infuse back the Constitutional principles into our political mainstream. It’s the best chance we have to get rid of the cretins who are running our country (and our states) down the road to obscurity and financial ruin.
I welcome any comments and encourage any doubters to research their third party candidate’s chances at being elected into their desired positions/seats.