Jan 18, 2011

Chuck Baldwin May Run for Governor of Montana

From the Flathead Beacon:
Chuck Baldwin hasn’t stated outright that he plans to run for governor of Montana. But in a speech to a packed room at the Outlaw Inn in Kalispell last week, he all but declared his candidacy, describing the prospect as, “so thrilling I just get goose bumps.”

“Because so many people have asked me, I am seriously thinking about it,” Baldwin said. “There has to be a governor willing to put his life on the line to defend the Constitution.”

Baldwin, the 2008 presidential nominee for the national Constitution Party, described waking in the middle of the night and imagining himself, as governor of Montana, writing a letter to the federal government taking control of all the state’s national parks, forests and Wilderness areas.

“I write, ‘all of the land that you claim is federal has just been reclaimed by the state of Montana,’” Baldwin said. “All these wilderness areas and U.N. wilderness is just an excuse to enslave the citizenry.”

As Montana’s chief executive, Baldwin said he would also reject the federal government in the manner of Arizona’s adoption of a strict and controversial immigration law, which is being challenged by the U.S. Justice Department . . . 

1 comment:

Gene Berkman said...

Interesting if he does. In 2008, the Montana Constitution Party did not back Chuck Baldwin for President. Instead they put Ron Paul on the ballot as their choice for President.

Ron Paul was also on the ballot in Louisiana, and there was an active write-in campaign for Ron Paul in California. Nationwide Ron Paul received about 43,000 votes.