I'm not going to lie, I was really hoping to get through the filing season without a real primary. Even though I won't be getting a free ticket to the General Election, now, there are some advantages to having a real primary, as noted below:
[Revised on 5/6/18.]
- It is going to look better for me in the General Election if I have won something, lately, so by winning the unofficial G.O.P. Primary, I can claim a victory before heading into the ultimate contest with Kristine Reeves (there is no doubt that Reeves will be in the General Election).
- With a real primary, there will be more news coverage, and therefore more name recognition and more acknowledgement that I'm the real conservative in this race, especially regarding social matters.
- If this new candidate turns out to be Establishment, then this primary will more clearly identify me as the Common Man's candidate.
- This was more or less mentioned in the last post, but now I won't be saving up literature or signs, nor have the luxury to run pretty much casually until after the Primary. Now, I have to go full blast this spring, like it or not; at least that's plenty reminder to get me off the couch when I feel like singing "Tomorrow."
-- Mark Greene for Representative (Website) - U.S.M.C. Veteran
Today's other posts (in order of most recent): (1.) A Real Primary (2.) Culture Counts (3.) Door-To-Door Has Improved.
Today's other posts (in order of most recent): (1.) A Real Primary (2.) Culture Counts (3.) Door-To-Door Has Improved.
[Revised on 5/6/18.]
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