[WFTR]

May I suggest that everyone who supported Duncan Hunter and can't find another presidential candidate look to the lower offices and put the same energy into good candidates for lower office? Is there a good candidate running for governor in your state? If so, volunteer in that campaign. If not governor, try a senator. If not a senator, try a House candidate. At even lower levels, candidates have a very hard time finding volunteers. If you are willing to knock on doors, make calls, and deliver signs, you could find a local campaign that would appreciate your help tremendously.

These campaigns are rarely focused on the national issues about which we care so much, but they are still important. If you can help a good person win a lower office, that person may be running for higher office in the future. That run sometimes starts with that first city council race.

Even if the candidate isn't important, your help in the race will cause people to notice you. The local party will appreciate your help. That doesn't mean that you can dictate policy to anyone after having helped in one campaign. However, you will develop influence over time. Someday, if you want to take a shot at an office yourself, you will have built some support. Maybe you will be the person who runs someday to do the things that you wanted Duncan Hunter to be able to do.

Bill

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

I will vote and help any state conservative but as
far as POTUS, I am sad to say, After the Lion has
left, the Jackals come divide the spoils.