I Defeated George W.

As I stated on a previous post, my radio personality Rude Paul, challenged any public official to a three-round boxing match. All the ones on the poll declined my offer, and so the Commander-In-Chief stepped in to fight. After finding out that boxing is state regulated, we decided to do a wrestling match.

A local wrestling promotion held an event last Saturday in Hamburg Ar. So we decided to have our match the same night. When it came my turn to enter the ring, the national anthem was played. Once in the ring, I stated that all the public officials, in the area and state, were all liberals and cowards. As I was walking away, a man in a George W. mask entered the ring. My head hit the mat. After that my mind went blind for a few seconds. All at once, I was standing in my corner, and the ref asked if I was ok. I looked at George W. and said lets end the match. I took him down with my claw hold.

A buddy of my mine taped the whole event. I would like to see it, since my mind is blank on what happen in the middle of the match.

Go to www.crossettradio.com, then click the KWLT icon, and see the pics of Rude Paul wrestling George W.


The Constitution Party got national exposure, in 2000, when then Sen. Bob Smith of New Hampshire announced his candidacy for President under their party label. A few days later he dropped out of the race. Well the Constitution Party has made the news again. Minute Man founder Jim Gilchrist is running for congress. Chis Cox left his seat in Congress to become Chairman of the Security and Exchange Commission. Primaries will be held October 4th, and Election Day is December 6th.

The Minute Man Project gained national attention for volunteering to secure our national borders from illegal aliens. Jim Gilchrist has appeared on many national news programs. At the moment, he leads the candidates in name recognition. If Gilchrist wins, the Constituion Party will have it's first partisan victory. In Wisconsin, many members of the Constitution Party have been elected to public office, but they were all non-partisan elections.