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Posts published in July 2013

Reform Party Targets Key Voting Blocs

The following was sent to IPR on July 21, 2013.

Reform Party Targets Key Voting Blocs

 The Reform Party continues to build its organization by identifying target audiences that its message naturally appeals to.…

Chuck Baldwin: A Suggested Survival List

Posted on IACR by Joshua Fauver on July 19th:

The following was originally posted on Pastor Chuck Baldwin’s blog on July 18, 2013. Baldwin was the presidential nominee of the Constitution Party in 2008. 

Darrell Castle: War and Intrigue in the Middle East

Posted originally on the IACR by Joshua Fauver on July 19th:

The following is the latest podcast by 2008 Constitution Party vice presidential nominee and likely 2016 Constitution Presidential candidate and can be found here.

Clarion Call to Unite Committee – Meeting Report for July 20th, 2013

The following originally appeared on the Clarion Call to Unite Committee (CCTUC) website.

CCTUC Meeting Report for July 20th, 2013

The Clarion Call To Unite Committee hosted a very important conference call this Saturday, July 20th, at 6:30 pm (PST); I (Cody Quirk), Kelly Gneiting & Jared Beck of the National Independent American Party, Jack Brown of the Constitution Party of Oregon, Markham Robinson of the California American Independent Party, as well as Joseph Oddo of the Independent Greens of Virginia, participated on the call.…

New York City Races: Third Parties

Independent Political Report has heard a swirl of rumors about various third-party and independent candidates vying for office in New York City.

What seems relatively settled is that the NY Green Party has a slate of candidates for races around New York, including Anthony Gronowicz for Mayor, Julia Willebrand for City Comptroller and several city council and borough president races.…

Libertarian Party of Florida Opposes Farm Bill

Published on the Libertarian Party of Florida website, July 18, 2013:

LIBERTARIAN OPPOSITION TO THE FARM BILL

House Republicans, especially those from Tea Party movement, like to claim that they are against excessive spending and subsidies that hinder a free market offering lower prices to consumers. …