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Joseph E Finch Jr's avatar

Like others, I’m sorry about the outcome. But, we have to have one candidate that thinks like you; then two; then more. I thank you for introducing your ideas.

Mike Dial's avatar

My heart sank when I saw the results last night. I think you could have made a big difference. I am glad to be able to read your writing again, though.

Raymond Niles's avatar

I look forward to your new pamphlets, Rob. They are good reading! And congrats on running for office, even if you didn't win. That took courage and you still succeeded in showing a truly pro-freedom perspective to a lot of people.

Benjy Compson's avatar

Sorry for your loss…To The Village Idiwitt…If only you had the courage of your convictions to have made like Roger and Me…you might be almost famous… oh and hand the balls in the brains to continue to pamphleteer during your Congressional run… for the Big L in you should have said to The Man I will NOT respect any law abridging my freedom of speech anywhere, anytime, anyhow and I put up my hands and dare you to tell me I cannot say what I have to say…

Joe Cobb's avatar

I am glad you had the experience. I ran for congress in Chicago in the 1970s and in California and Arizona as I moved around. Being in politics is a very labor-intensive business and it's not a way to make a living unless you're corrupt. Write another Trump exposé. Those people are dangerous, whereas the DSA types are mostly ephemeral.

Sean Murphy's avatar

Franklin and the other founders gave us "a republic, if you can keep it." Tracinski ran a campaign on how to keep it, and got 6% of the vote. What does this say about the American public's ability to keep it?