Kristin Davis is a strong supporter of the 2nd Amendment and gun owners rights. She favors repeal of New York’s current anti-gun laws.

Davis also has raisd $400,000 for her campaign. Where does Warren Redlich plan to get money?

Only Davis can get the LP 50,000 votes. She has already reaped more publicity in the first two weeks of her campaign then Rick Lazio

Are you the same Andrew Miller listed here?

http://kristindavis2010.com/contact

I see here http://kristindavis2010.com/home that the campaign prefers the “personal freedom party” label, then lower down on the same page she is described in the media advisory as an “independent candidate.”

I saw in one of Kristin’s releases or interviews that she agrees with about 80% of the Libertarian Party platform. I would be curious to know in general terms which 80% she agrees with and which 20% she disagrees with.

Like Imp and Dondero, I think a joint ticket would be great, but would either candidate be humble enough to give up the top spot?

Thanks for publishing my article Paulie.

Thanks for writing it

Both Warren and Kristin are fantastic candidates. Kristin’s got the celeb status and the pizzaz; Warren’s got the steady intellectualism, and gravitas as an attorney and elected city councilman.

If the New York Libertarians were smart they’d figure out someway to get these two together on the same ticket.

Warren, you gotta realize you ain’t got the pizzaz factor.

Kristin you gotta admit that many will not take your candidacy seriously.

But together, it’d be a knockout one-two punch.

Davis also has raisd $400,000 for her campaign. Where does Warren Redlich plan to get money?

Only Davis can get the LP 50,000 votes. She has already reaped more publicity in the first two weeks of her campaign then Rick Lazio

Two good candidates and a big tent. They could work two separate angles to pull in a bigger vote.