Here Are 3 Notable People You Won’t Hear From at the GOP Convention

It's magical thinking. Those other people ~ the democrats ~ the tradition is that given a choice between a real democrat and a fake democrat, they'll chose the real democrat every time.

They've got Romney's drift ~ they know who he is. I really don't think he'll get any of their votes. That means he needs Republicans.

I would have liked to have heard Allen West make a speech. Instead they are going to feature Artur Davis, a former Alabama Democrat congressman. Both are good. Allen West of course is a great speaker and a bit of a firebrand. Davis is more Ivy League. Would have enjoyed both being there!

I honestly do thin Reince Preibus is a genius.

What he has done to turn blue Wisconsin to red is nothing short of amazing.

He also doesn't want any more baby's killed.

Let's hear some details on that from the Mittbots.

I think Romney is telling a lie. These people get a taste of baby flesh they just won't let go.

Third Party Nominees for 2012

Ballot access to 270 or more electoral votes

Libertarian Party
Gary Johnson, Former Governor of New Mexico

Green Party
Jill Stein, Physician, of Massachusetts

Ballot access to less than 270, but more than 50 electoral votes

Constitution Party
Virgil Goode, Former U.S. Representative of Virginia

Justice Party
Rocky Anderson, Former Mayor of Salt Lake City, of Utah

American Independent Party, no nominee yet but candidates:
1. Virgil Goode, seeking a double nomination
2. Tom Hoefling, also the America’s Party nominee
3. Edward C. Noonan, Activist, of California
4. Wiley Drake, Radio host and pastor, of California

Peace and Freedom Party
Roseanne Barr, Comedian and Progressive activist

Ballot access to less than 50 electoral votes

Party for Socialism and Liberation
Peta Lindsay, Anti-war activist

Reform Party USA
Andre Barnett, Businessman and fitness model, of New York

America’s Party
Tom Hoefling, Political activist, of Iowa

Objectivist Party
Tom Stevens, Attorney and 2008 Objectivist Party presidential nominee

Socialist Party USA
Stewart Alexander, Activist and 2008 Socialist Party USA vice-presidential nominee, of California

Socialist Workers Party
James Harris, Activist from New York

Grassroots Party
Jim Carlson, Businessman from Minnesota

American Third Position Party
Merlin Miller, Independent filmmaker from Tennessee

No Ballot Access

Socialist Equality Party
Jerry White, Journalist and 1996 and 2008 Socialist Equality Party presidential nominee, of Michigan

Freedom Socialist Party
Stephen Durham, Socialist feminist activist, of New York

Prohibition Party
Jack Fellure, Perennial candidate, of West Virginia

Independent
Randall Terry, Pro-life activist of West Virginia

Randy Blythe, Vocalist and songwriter

Terry Jones, senior pastor of Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida

Robert Burck, Street performer, of New York

Joe Schriner, Journalist, author, and perennial presidential candidate, of Ohio

Declined to run

The following people were the focus of presidential speculation in past media reports, but ultimately decided not to run as independent candidates.

Laurie Roth, Radio Talk Show Host - Roth announced her candidacy for the American Independent Party in November 2011. She also ran for the nomination of the Constitution Party, but lost at the convention. She withdrew from the American Independent Party race in July, after claiming before that she would run Independent. But she then endorsed Republican nominee Mitt Romney and said that she would try to help America in other ways.

Lou Dobbs, broadcast journalist and commentator, of New Jersey

Ron Paul, U.S. Representative, of Texas and Republican nominee

Donald Trump, businessman and television personality, of New York

Jesse Ventura, former Governor of Minnesota

Ralph Nader, attorney, Consumer advocate, and perennial presidential candidate of Connecticut

Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City

Bernie Sanders, Socialist Senator, of Vermont

Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks

Americans Elect

No nominee - Americans Elect announced on May 17, 2012 that it would not field a candidate for President, as no candidate garnered enough support in the organization’s online primary to reach its self-imposed threshold for the nomination.

Boston Tea Party

No nominee - the Boston Tea Party dissolved itself on July 22, 2012, citing decline in membership activity.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_third_party_and_independent_presidential_candidates,_2012#Ballot_access_to_270_or_more_electoral_votes

I should add that the Communist Party USA Endorses Obama for 2012 like they did in 2008.
http://nation.foxnews.com/president-obama/2011/08/04/communist-party-endorses-obama-2012

The folks arranging the program KNOW that things like this ~ http://www.wnd.com/2012/08/arab-spring-run-amok-brotherhood-starts-crucifixions/ ~ are NOT part of Romney’s campaign, and they’ll do everything they can to keep any SOCON issues like that from being mentioned during the campaign. Frankly, I”m not at all surprised to find Romney doesn’t particularly care one way or the other about Christians being crucified, nor does his spirit brother Obama.

Naw, Preibus is far from being a genius ~ he’s a Mittbot and the Wisconsin thing is Walker’s creation.