From Lancaster Online:
Former U.S. Congressman Virgil Goode, the speaker at the Lancaster County Constitution Party’s quarterly Saturday breakfast meeting, did not say whether he will seek the party’s presidential nomination, which a number of Constitution Party members are urging him to do.
But Goode, who served in Virginia’s 5th District, from 1997 to 2009, sounded like a candidate as he talked about the issues that will be front and center in the 2012 election: debt, immigration, trade, taxes, term limits and cutting the size of government.
And as far as Goode sees it, the Democrats are bad on these issues, but the Republicans aren’t much better.
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