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They may see his presiden: tial musings t Party nomination than people think.” said Univer ity of Virginia political scientist “He may not have the a sen on the chessboard, but h s maybe the king and a cou ple of f important knights.” The megadeveloper changed his registration last week from Republican to Independence Par ty, New York’s Reform Party affil iate, clearing the way fora poten: ti matchup against Pat Buchanan, the Gor firebrand who bolted to the Reform Party the same day Many nowbelieve it is a bout Trump could win, for reasons that have as much to do with the Reform Party lately derided as the Barnum & Bailey of Ame can politics as they do with Trump. that they all have a high regard Those ballots will be counted at the party's convention, sched. uledfor Aug. 10-13 in Long Beach Calif Any candidate who gets aean50 percent wins million in federal ‘ antes funds The procedur championed by outgoing Refo n Party chairman Russell Vern make the proc Consider the party’s proc dures for selecting its next pi dential nominee asection of fine print that already hassplit the party’s leadership into two ps. rules approved at the party's last convention, ballots for the nominee will be mailed in July to three groups: registered Reform Party members, anyone who signs apetition for a party candidate andlastly — and most controversially anyone in the United States who requests abal. lot by phoneor Internet. for Trump.” Trump also holds another is intended to AS Open as pos: sible, thereby bringing hordes of new membersinto the clamorous ReformParty tent “We are an emerging party, a startup business, if you will, so we want to makesurethe gate. keepers keep that gate wide open,” said Verney, whose term as chairmanends Jan. 1. But to Jack Gargan, the chairman-elect, that open gate is an invitation to disaster. what I call the blank check, and it is asking for mischief from an individual or organization. Basi cally, stuffing the ballot box,” he said it is, Gargan argues, the ump over Buchanan, the con ik-show host who, by canleie is thought to have the winking support of Reform Party founder Ross Perot But in today’s Reform Party Ventura body-slams Perot any day Ross Perot cannot be dis missed,” conceded Sabato. “But heis yesterday's man. Ventura is today’s and tomorrow's man.” Ventu iso has his own rea: sons for wantingto pick a win ner. The more votes the candidategets this time, the more in federal matchingfunds will be available to its next nominee in 2004 when Venturahas said he maywell run. The question is, does Trump want to spend thenecessary time and moneytoget the nomination Party elders have estimated that it will take $6 million for any serious candidate to organize petition drives in the 29states, greatest number of people throughthe sheer powerofideas or intellect. It is the one who can cajole the most people to pick up the phoneover asix-week period and mail in a signed ballot, period. plus the District of Columbia, wherethe party is not already on theballot. Trump is not exactly famous It is a system that would seem perhaps a large company infra- ; well, peor eaniie , sw taal ; I : qu iry for many groups. 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