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Originally Posted by teetwoohsix
Just to add a little to that, the media blackout of these candidates surely impeded their ability to tell the citizens of the U.S.of A. about their platform, ideas, and the policies they would implement (or, try to) if they were to be elected. There are 4, but we will only be allowed to know about 2.
If they are on the ballot they should have been alowed to participate in EVERY debate. The system is biased.
Sincerely, Clayton
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No doubt. Perot bought himself enough publicity to be relevant in 1992 and got into the debates. Ron Paul might have been able to generate enough support had he gone third party. Gary Johnson did get a national stage during the early republican debates.
As for the autograph. Regardless of what happens next month you got the autograph of the 44th president of the United States. Romney may be 45 or he might be a footnote. The fact that you have video of you being there is priceless.