Robert W. Peck is the chairman of the Constitution Party of Washington. The following article was shared on the Constitution Party’s Facebook page. It was originally published here.
Posted on September 17, 2013 by Robert W. Peck
Today, September 17, commemorates the signing of the United States Constitution, the document that both frames our form of government and simultaneously protects our liberties by strictly limiting the powers granted to that government.
From the Constitution Party’s Facebook page, August 26, 2013:
CONSTITUTION PARTY TALK RADIO REVOLUTION begins this week with a great lineup!
Stay tuned for the Castle Report Podcast later today….
Randy Stufflebeam will be discussing ILLEGAL Immigration at 1pm Central: www.blogtalkradio.com/constitutionally-correct/2013/08/26/illegal-immigration
CALL-IN: (646) 716-5522.
Cynthia’s guest this week will be Sheriff Richard Mack.… Read more ...
Originally published on the Independent American & Constitutional Review (IACR) on June 20, 2013. IACR is a news website founded earlier this month dedicated to covering right-wing and constitutionalist third parties in the U.S. The article was shared on the Constitution Party’s Facebook page.
by Joshua Fauver (former Constitution Party member and current vice-chairman of the Clarion Call to Unite Committee – CCTUC)
While it’ll be the goal of myself as well as the other contributors here at IACR to cover the Constitution Party as well as all other Constitutionally Conservative third parties I want to present ways for those of you who are wanting to, to stay on top of all things Constitution Party.… Read more ...
On March 28, the newest episode of Constitutionally Correct, the official talk radio show of the Constitution Party, aired. Normally hosted by CP National Vice-Chairman Randy Stufflebeam, this time the guest host was Cynthia Davis, former Missouri state representative who was the CP candidate for lieutenant governor in 2012. According to the show description: ” We will be discussing the planks of the Constitution Party, specifically, Character and Morality, Drugs, Family and Gambling. … Read more ...
Cynthia Davis, former Missouri state representative and 2012 Constitution Party candidate for Liuetenant governor guest-hosted this week’s show with Darrell Castle in lieu of Randy Stufflebeam, who is recuperating from surgery. The video archive, about 1 hour and 16 minutes in length, is below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6PPG2hbr9g&list=UUgpnNJA9Ph1sc-4L4Bm9x4w&index=1
… Read more ...Mrs. Davis posted this on the Constitution Party Facebook page:
… Read more ...63,391 people in Missouri want us to have a Constitutional Lt. Gov. This is the highest number of votes I have ever received (and three times the number of votes Randy Constitutional Evangelist Stufflebeam received when he ran statewide in Illinois.) (lol) I was not able to personally speak to all 63, 391, so I know some voted for me just on my reputation, website or the word of a friend on which candidates are worthy of support.
Below is a Constitution Party e-mail. Please excuse the donation appeal. I am passing along the information on the races.
Dear Fellow Constitution Party Supporters:
This November we have two very important races that are winnable. One six person state house race in Michigan in which Bill Mohr is running for state house district 76. … Read more ...
Cynthia Davis is a former Republican state legislator from Missouri, but this year she is a Constitution Party candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Yesterday she received the endorsement of the Missouri Right to Life Committee, which is the first endorsement from the state’s Right to Life committee of a Constitution Party candidate.… Read more ...
The Lt. Governor candidate of the Constitution Party of Missouri is former Representative Cynthia Davis, who recently gave an interview to KTVO in Missouri.
… Read more ...After serving four terms in the House representing St. Charles County, the former lifelong Republican and Christian Bookstore owner said she is running for Lt. Governor because she said the state is need of accountability.
Cynthia Davis is the candidate for Lt. Governor of the Constitution Party of Missouri and a former Republican state legislator. She recently compared the Democratic and Republican parties to abusive spouses.
… Read more ...Davis said she left the GOP for the Constitution Party, which is “everything people thought the Republican Party was, but better.”
“They actually believe in the constitution and live it,” she said.
The Vice Presidential candidate of the Constitution Party is, as expected, outgoing national chairman Jim Clymer. Clymer is a lawyer based out of Pennsylvania who has twice run as Lt. Governor of Pennsylvania and once ran for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania. He has also run for some local elections in his county.… Read more ...