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Prohibition Party national meeting will be June 17-18 in Tennessee

Politics 1 says:  “The Prohibition Party — founded in 1869 and billing themselves as ‘America’s Oldest Third Party’ — espouses a generally ultra-conservative Christian social agenda mixed with anti-drug and international anti-communist views.”

from Ballot Access News
Prohibition Party Sets National Committee Meeting

The Prohibition Party holds a national committee meeting in Memphis, Tennessee, on June 17-18. Speakers include Rev. Dr. John Killian, and also History Professor J. David Gillespie, author of “Politics at the Periphery.” The meeting is at Barton-First Southern Methodist Church, 2869 Mendenhall Road.

9 Comments

  1. Third Party Revolution June 2, 2009

    And if you think that the joking of the Prohibition Party on this article is bad, take a look on the Ballot Access News article on this report.

  2. Third Party Revolution June 1, 2009

    If only the LP can ever be like the Prohibition Party in the past with such a successful electoral history…

  3. NewFederalist June 1, 2009

    Well, all kidding aside at least the Prohibition Party HAS a history and is mentioned in most history texts. They have even polled a higher popular vote percentage for president than either the Libertarians or the Constitutionalists AND if I am not mistaken they have actually elected a person to the U.S. House of Representatives from California and the governor of Florida. Not recently, of course, but what the hell. Tease away…

  4. Mik Robertson May 31, 2009

    Granola bars. I hear the party has been going through some infighting.

  5. mdh May 31, 2009

    Because prohibition worked so well.

    Do their hospitality suites have open bars?

  6. 3rd Party Revolution May 31, 2009

    Indeed his buttons were very nice. As a matter of fact, one of his buttons appeared in my high school’s AP US Government textbook.

  7. John C May 31, 2009

    I think 2 or 3 of us should join and infiltrate the Prohibition Party and make it a majority pro-booze party.

  8. KMD May 31, 2009

    I miss Earl Dodge. He had some great buttons.

  9. Third Party Revolution May 31, 2009

    So has the Prohibition Party already celebrated their 140th anniversary, or is it later this year?

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