THESE VOICES DON'T SPEAK FOR US

[FCTP]

Last night we watched as the voices of the people were heard from all over Florida.

The best part about living in America is the fact that we do retain power over elitists IF we will engage our power at the polls. For those of you who were able to do so yesterday, you made a difference.

Maybe your candidate won and maybe your candidate lost. We know how it feels to win and lose and, of course, people like to be on the winning side. At this point, we are hopeful that everyone will come together and work to help "the best man or woman" win in November.

Last night was not the end - it was the beginning and with only 2 months left for the final hurdle, we do not have much time.

Please take a look at the winners and make a decision as to who you will support. Support comes in all ways such as:

1. Walking the neighborhoods to educate and inform people about your candidate.

2. Making phone calls in support of your candidate

3. Donating to the campaign fund of your candidate

4. Decorating your car with your candidate's sticker

5. Wearing your candidates tee shirt or campaign pin

There are big ways to support and little ways and all ways are important. So, get out your pencil, sharpen it and make your decision today who you will support.

There were many people trying to persuade you who to vote for in this primary. You showed them that you have a mind of your own and you can make your own choices wisely. Continue on that course because you are smarter than they give you credit for. We always knew that and we are proud to be in this fight for freedom with you.

Enjoy listening to President Reagan here

[shari duval]

Last night's primary was a great start to the voices of the people being heard. We have a hard fight coming this November, and the will of the people can dominate if we can get Americans out to the polls. Each and everyone one of us must talk to every friend, relative, and neighbor to get them involved. I personally do not have any problem hearing "The Tea Party Candidates". I would not belong to the Tea Party if I were not looking for a grassroots movement that desires to move this Country back to following the rules of our constitution, and getting the values back that have been lost. We must fight, and fight together. If that means endorseing candidates that value what we all believe, and want our country to return to, I am all for it.

[Joseph Theodore Troupe]

While many of us may have to hold our noses when we vote for Governor in November, the current nominee of the Republican Party is, at least, not a Socialist. He may end up being the best Governor Florida has ever had. However, I cannot separate the baggage he has brought from his corporations from his apparent management skills or mismanagement skills assuming he is completely innocent in the alleged fraud charges.

I will vote for the winner of last night's Primary for all the offices whether or nor I supported them prior to the Primary......

[Robert Franco]

Good post. Many times, the good people become too emotionally charged and lose sight of the macro. The beauty of the Tea Party is not whether there is an "official" endorsement or whether we are characterized, one way or another, by any media outlet. The beauty of the Tea Party is the inclusiveness off all citizenry and the involvement of many folks which would not be involved one way or another. Again, great post.

[H W Schroeder AXCS(AW) USNRET]

I was happy in some of the results and disappointed in others. However, what disappointed me the most was hearing words 'the Tea Party Candidate(s)' either winning or loosing when the FCTP and the official Tea Party in Florida did not endorse any candidate! Billie, you looked good on the desk as an analyst last night!