The Free & Equal Elections Foundation held a debate yesterday in Cheyenne, Wyoming featuring third party and independent presidential candidates. Video of the debate from the YouTube broadcast is embedded below.
The debate begins around the 9:12:00 mark:
Participants included:
The campaign of 2020 Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen sent out the following newsletter to email subscribers Wednesday. This is the sixth issue.
by Kevin Moore
The Giant Money Meteor results are in, and the winner is … Delaware! Okay, actually we are ALL winners, collecting nearly $200,000 in donations in a week and a half.… Read more ...
Author and consumer advocate Ralph Nader, the 1996 and 2000 Green Party presidential nominee, 2004 Independent presidential candidate and Reform Party presidential nominee, and 2008 Independent presidential candidate and the Peace and Freedom Party presidential nominee, published the following editorial last week on his website Nader.org.
In a 1995 book review published in the University of Chicago Law Review, Elena Kagan (now Justice Kagan) wrote about judicial nominees avoiding disclosing their views on legal issues.… Read more ...
Petitioner Andy Jacobs, a former contributor here at IPR and currently a contributor at American Third Party Report, recently appeared on Adam Kokesh’s Adam vs. The Man YouTube channel to discuss petitioning and other issues.
See video of Andy’s appearance below:
Thanks to Andy Jacobs for the link.
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Darrell Castle, the 2008 vice presidential nominee and 2016 presidential nominee of the Constitution Party, released his podcast The Castle Report yesterday along with a transcript of the show excerpted below:
Hello this is Darrell Castle with today’s Castle Report. Today is Friday the 23rd day of October in the year 2020 and in this rather difficult trying year, we in the Castle family are doing fine.… Read more ...
Free & Equal Elections Foundation sent out the following presser yesterday advertising the debate taking place later today and how you can watch it. Like the last debate, Libertarian presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen will not participate.
This Saturday, October 24th at 6pm MT, Free & Equal presents our 3rd Open Presidential Debate of 2020.… Read more ...
A few weeks ago, the Constitution Party nominee for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, Bill Bledsoe, dropped out of the race and endorsed Republican Senator Lindsey Graham after polls and fundraising numbers showed Graham’s Democratic opponent, Jaime Harrison, gaining strength. Despite dropping out, Bledsoe remains on the ballot. He had polled at three percent in an internal Democratic poll before exiting the race.… Read more ...
This is the Open Thread for the month of October.
Please leave any tips, announcements, or others things below.
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Chuck Baldwin, the 2004 vice presidential nominee and 2008 presidential nominee of the Constitution Party, yesterday published the editorial below:
Let me just let everyone know right up front: I have not voted for a presidential candidate since I voted for Ron Paul in the primary election in 2012. If Darrell Castle, presidential nominee of the Constitution Party in 2016, had been on the ballot here in Montana, I would have voted for him.… Read more ...
Free & Equal Elections Foundation sent out the following press release announcing a third presidential debate scheduled for October 24. Several candidates have been invited including Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen who chose not to participate in the second Free & Equal debate last week.
Candidates to Take Stage in Historic 3rd Open Presidential Debate October 24
Cross-Partisan Debate Takes Root in Wake of Disastrous Two-Party Debates
The Free & Equal Elections Foundation is partnering with the emerging Independent National Union.
The campaign of 2020 Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen sent out the following newsletter to email subscribers yesterday. This is the fifth issue.
by Ryan Cooper
It’s easy to text bank for Jo Jorgensen.
We’re reaching literally thousands of voters every week, letting them know about the third option on every ballot: Dr.… Read more ...
In the latest edition of The National Prohibitionist, party chairman and presidential nominee Phil Collins reveals the party has officially secured ballot access in Colorado and Vermont, adding to the ballot access already achieved in Arkansas and Mississippi. This is the most states the party’s nominee has appeared on since 1984. … Read more ...