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Archive for 16. November 2007
What’s Next ?
16. November 2007 by P. Leslie Riley.
Now that the election is over, the obvious question becomes : “Now what ?”
Well, first, I am going to give my wife & children some well earned time with their husband/ Daddy. I and they need a time of rest & Spiritual renewal. To that end, we will seek to walk closer with our Lord.
Secondly, the campaign put me way behind on making a living and with a family of 11, that can make things tough.
So, I will concentrate on trying to catch up/ earn some income and we will “batten down the hatches” for the winter & try to stretch a little bit a long way.
Beyond that, we intend to remain in the fight on a number of fronts. We still stand for the Cause of Christ; for the family; for liberty; for limited government; for safe foods; for independence in food, fiber & energy; and for a economic & cultural renewal in rural Mississippi built around bottom up, decentralized agricultural prosperity.
For the time being, we will leave the www.RileyforAgriculture.com web site live & I will be blogging there fairly regularly. At some point, we will likely be altering it to something not specific to the campaign with the same Conservative, populist, pro-liberty, small government Rural Renewal themes.
Also, you can keep up with what the Mississippi Constitution Party will be doing here in Mississippi through our site & blog here : http://www.mississippicp.com/
And, for my personal rants on everything from farming to family to history to theology to politics to practical Christian living go to my personal web site www.lesriley.net where most of the action takes place on the Discussion Board ( which basically functions as a blog site).
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We are considering things like :
~~ Future Runs for Political office
~~ Helping other candidates that stand for the same things
~~ Continuing to build the Mississippi Constitution Party into a vibrant political force
~~ Standing for/ against issues in the state as the need arises
~~ Promoting/ hosting events aimed at the restoration of the Christian family as the cornerstone of our culture
~~ A Possible Radio program/ pod cast/ web cast
~~ Private Sector Efforts to promote Value Added Agriculture & Profitability for Family Farms
And more.
Keep in touch
Les Riley & Family
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