A fellow Presbyterian who has voted with Ron Paul on most issues other than Iraq (and even Tancredo thinks we should begin withdrawing our troops if the Iraqi Government doesn't step up to the plate and show some definite, positive progress), Tancredo is:
On most every issue, Tancredo is second only to Ron Paul -- and so, he's my second choice.
Duncan Hunter and Tommy Thompson also seem like solid, trustworthy Conservatives; but I don't know how they're going to establish any "staying power" when they're only fund-raising a few hundred thousand each, while Paul and Tancredo are raising a few million each.
Time will tell!
Would be an interesting line-up. Thought about it many times.
And I'm torn because a Tancredo / Hunter ticket appeals to me too.
But Tom did terrible in a couple of those debate-a-thons; he gets too emotional and academic, such a sincere guy.
You can't be like that in a sound bite world.
Your analysis is also correct. Tancredo is not a one issue candidate, either; he's a solid Conservative for real....unlike the posers on the so-called A list.
But Tanc gets votes in Iowa because of his main issue, and it shows how important that really is. Could Paul/Tancredo bring enough Republicans and conservative Independents together to defeat the Stalinist hate slate of Clinton-Obama?
I don't know, but I would suspect that there are far more people in America who would vote "anyone but that frigid witch" than people might think.
And a Republican slate that has a clean break with the seditionist wing of the party would carry only none of that wing's baggage going into an election.
But don't worry. The Establishment dude will win, and be shocked when the Broken Glass folks stay home, and figure that the country's dead anyway, might as well let it commit suicide once and for all with The Bitch and The Third World Alien in control of Western Civilization.