[NoNAIS]

Any Presidential Candidate who was not smart enough to have their Staff do a “Google” search to figure out what they needed to do is not a Candidate I want in the running for President of The United States.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=requirements%20to%20be%20on%20the%20virgina%20presidential%20ballot&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CEkQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sbe.virginia.gov%2Fcms%2Fdocuments%2FCidates%2FBulletins%2F20120306PrimaryBulletin.pdf&ei=TqMQT5GZB42msQLosaDpAw&usg=AFQjCNGa4yEtHpPmV-liboPyRN91Gvu-Sg&cad=rja

“In his opinion, Judge Gibney wrote, “They [the candidates hoping to appear on the ballot] knew the rules in Virginia many months ago; the limitations on circulators affected them as soon as they began to circulate petitions. The plaintiffs could have challenged the Virginia law at that time. Instead, they waited until after the time to gather petitions had ended and they had lost the political battle to be on the ballot; then on the eve of the printing of absentee ballots, they decided to challenge Virginia’s laws.”

Too Bad. So Sad. That is Personal Responsibility which comes with Freedom.

[Lurking Libertarian]

“In his opinion, Judge Gibney wrote, “They [the candidates hoping to appear on the ballot] knew the rules in Virginia many months ago; the limitations on circulators affected them as soon as they began to circulate petitions. The plaintiffs could have challenged the Virginia law at that time. Instead, they waited until after the time to gather petitions had ended and they had lost the political battle to be on the ballot; then on the eve of the printing of absentee ballots, they decided to challenge Virginia’s laws.”

That reasoning will likely hold up on appeal.