Tom McClintock for Congress

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Tom,

  I listen to talk radio quite a bit and I know it is fashionable to try to get the most conservative candidate elected as most conservatives are quite frustrated with moderate Republicans, but have you actually met and interviewed each of the two candidates before endorsing a non-traditional candidate from a minor party?

  I know as an observer that candidates who are neither Republicans or Democrats can be quite popular with centrist voters, regardless of affiliation- they tend to independents and moderate Democrats. Even if they are labeled as "Conservative Party".

  So if Hoffman gets elected, what is your long-term strategy? The novelty that helped get him elected will go away immediately if he joins the Republicans right away and runs for re-election as one. That happened in 1976 in New York state.

  I would like it if you could address why Hoffman is so much of a better candidate than Scozzafava, regardless of their views on the one hot-button issue of abortion. I've seen mediocre candidates on both sides of the issue and watched them lose.

  The district he hopes to represent is not quite as conservative as it once used to be and not as conservative as yours. Swing voters tend to be "pro-choice" however much I dislike that label and that movement now.

  Conservative enthusiasm for Hoffman appears to be much  more motivated by dislike of moderates and their "accommodationist" style towards the opposition than whether or not the candidate is a great candidate with great ideas.

  As one of the better versed and principled Republicans in the country, I would think you would be quite a great judge of such characteristics. Can you give a better set of reasons of why Scozzafava is disqualified from representing this district but Hoffman is the right one? I've watched him on television (briefly) and he strikes me as a novice. You could argue I am wrong about this, but I would like to hear an explanation.

  Or maybe that's what all these independents like about him- that he doesn't sound as well versed as- well, you.