The Constitution Party will meet in Evansville, Indiana, next month for its Fall National Committee Meeting and Issues Conference, where national committee members will conduct party business and hear from a series of guest speakers.
The Constitution Party of Indiana will host the national gathering, which will take place November 13 and 14 at Bally’s Evansville Casino & Hotel. According to a schedule released by the party, the National Committee will conduct party business during the first day, followed by a dinner and keynote address that evening. The following day will be dedicated to the Issues Conference.
The party has not yet released a full event agenda, though it has announced journalist and author Stuart Englert and Kuya Silver President and CEO David Stein as guest speakers, with additional speakers expected. The conference will also include a silent auction to raise money for party expenses, something the party has included at previous National Committee meetings and Issues Conferences.
Englert is a journalist and author who currently contributes to Money Metals. He is the author of “Rigged: Exposing the Largest Financial Fraud in History,” a 2020 book about alleged manipulation in precious metals markets. According to his author bio, he previously worked as a newspaper editor and investigative reporter in Indiana and Idaho and helped launch “American Profile,” a national magazine distributed through newspapers across the country.
Stein, meanwhile, founded Kuya Silver in 2017 and serves as its president, CEO, and director. He has a technical background in geology and engineering and entered the capital markets in 2001 as an analyst covering mining stocks, according to his corporate bio. Stein previously served as president and CEO of Aberdeen International, where he oversaw private equity and public company investments.
The party is also organizing an optional historical tour in nearby Vincennes on November 12, the day before the National Committee meeting. The planned trip includes several historic and cultural sites in the city, including George Rogers Clark National Historical Park and the Red Skelton Museum. Organizers said the tour will take place only if at least 10 people register in advance.
The Constitution Party most recently held its spring National Committee Meeting and Issues Conference in Philadelphia in May, where national leadership adopted a formal resolution calling on voters to break from the Democratic and Republican parties and launched its Road to Independence Initiative, an educational effort centered on the nation’s founding principles. Its previous fall gathering took place in Sparks, Nevada, last October.
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