Emailed to [email protected] by Robert Bird, 2008 US Senate nominee of the Alaskan Independence Party:
I have a Leftist friend who for years denounced “corporatism” and the Republican Party.…
Emailed to [email protected] by Robert Bird, 2008 US Senate nominee of the Alaskan Independence Party:
I have a Leftist friend who for years denounced “corporatism” and the Republican Party.…
In 2006, Mike Musick was elected with the backing of the Green Party to the Fairbanks Borough Council. He has since pushed for multiple sustainability measures like bike paths, energy efficiency, and recycling. …
from Ballot Access News
Alaska Purges Registration Rolls
March 21st, 2009
Earlier this month, Alaska purged its list of registered voters, to delete people who haven’t voted in the last four years.
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Reposted on the Constitution Party national webpage
by Andrew Osborn
Wall Street JournalRussian Professor Predicts End of U.S.
MOSCOW — For a decade, Russian academic Igor Panarin has been predicting the U.S.
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Posted in Ballot Access News
On December 17, the 9th circuit denied a rehearing en banc in Alaskan Independence Party v State of Alaska, 07-35186. The issue was whether a political party’s freedom of association extends to controlling who can run in its primary.
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By Bob Bird, via [email protected]
Vaclav Klaus, the President of the Czech Republic, has been a controversial and outspoken critic of Global Warming. He is about to step into the EU presidency, as per the regular rotation, and the world press, eager to ridicule and denounce him, is beginning to swarm.…
From Bob Bird, emailed to [email protected]
Quite a bit written about me in today’s Washington Post, by Chris Cillizza and Paul Kane. They have one minor fact wrong: Pat Buchanan did not run a 3rd-party candidacy in 1996, but was a Republican.…
From the Bob Bird campaign via [email protected]
With somewhere around 50-55,000 absentee ballots yet to be counted (as of Sunday, November 9), Bob has garnered just short of 9,000 votes.…
According to CNN
Although Democrats gained a decisive majority in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, their hopes are fading for a filibuster-proof 60 seats.
Four hotly contested Senate races hang in the balance: Alaska, Georgia, Minnesota and Oregon.
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