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Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
Okay, so here it goes… someone give me logical reasons why any of the current hopefuls for the LP’s 2008 nomination should get it? But before you start, let me tell you my issues…
The way I see it, there are three “serious” candidates. Those being Kubby, Phillies …
Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
As you may have noticed, we’ve added another contributing writer to the site in the form of Brad Winthrop. Brad represents more of the right-leaning, Constitution Party, American Heritage Party area of third party politics. At least, that’s what his background is.
Brad has a little bit of …
Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
Westchester’s chapter of the Independence Party must hold a reorganization meeting within the next two months following a state judge’s ruling that many party members – especially opponents of the current leadership – were not made aware of its last effort to elect officers. You can read the rest …
Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
Austin has also asked me to contribute to TPW and I am happy to oblige. I joined the Constitution Party in 2000 after decades of laboring in the Republican Party vineyards. I voted for Howard Phillips for president in 2000 and Michael Peroutka in 2004. My state …
Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
I know I said I was only looking for one person per political affiliation, but I changed my mind.
Stuart Richards is going to be joining TPW as a contributing writer along with Trevor Southerland. Stuart’s a great guy and many of you probably know him …
Continue Reading December 11th, 2006
The nost recent The American View radio broadcast hosted by the Constitution Party’s 2004 presidential candidate, Michael Peroutka, devotes a full hour to an analysis of the Constitution Party’s most recent national committee meeting in Concord, New Hampshire. It seems that Mr. Peroutka has finally severed all ties …
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