
Dear Membership: I would like to wish each Party member all the best in this New Year. We hope that you all enjoyed the company of family and friends during the festive Christmas season. We are now getting back to our crucial work for 2014.
We expanded our membership base in 2013, and are seeking to push the Party to new a level this year. In short, we are asking members with the desire and ability to run for public office at all levels.
AFP has already secured commitments from several within our ranks over the last month. There are 435 Congressional seats and many thousands of local level positions up for mid-term elections in 2014. These include city/town councils, planning boards and election commissions.
Candidates from the Party are first and foremost encouraged to run under the Party banner where feasible. We accomplished this during the last presidential election. Many states do not require Party registration for ballot access as an American Freedom Party candidate.
In states and localities where running on an AFP label is not feasible, we simply arrange a public endorsement following the individual candidate’s certification. Many positions only require nominal filing fees and signature collection for ballot access.
Our public presence is essential for the Party to grow. AFP activism begets more activism. We encourage all members to work with the leadership to get our people elected to public office at all levels.
Our Party is dedicated to the long term survival of White America through the very accessible election process. Party members who are interested in running for national or local level office should contact me at (213) 621-3000.
Sincerely,
William D. “Bill” Johnson, Esq.
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Good point Bruce. Perhaps they should call themselves Future Minorities of America? 🙂
A party “dedicated to the long term survival of White America” is doomed by demographics and by its own short-sighted vision of what America should be.
I just looked them up on Wiki as I never heard of this “party”.
Scarry stuff……
Fascism?