November 12, 2026
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Since Kn@ppster is now the campaign site, campaign updates consist of what is posted at the blog.
UPDATE: Knapp clarifies in the comments,
Saying that my blog is my campaign site isn’t the same as saying that my blog is NOTHING BUT my campaign site.
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Tom Knapp is a declared candidate for the Libertarian and Boston Tea Party 2012 Presidential nominations. He’s also still listed as an IPR writer. He hasn’t posted any entries here since July, but does continue to read and comment here.…
Posted to IPR by Paulie
Sent by Tom Knapp to [email protected]. Knapp is a candidate for the Libertarian and Boston Tea Party 2012 presidential nominations, was the BTP candidate for VP in 2008 on the ballot in Tennessee as well as a Libertarian Congressional candidate in Missouri, and has run as a Libertarian in a number of prior races.…
Posted at Knappster by Tom Knapp. Tom Knapp is a declared candidate for the 2012 Libertarian and Boston Tea Party presidential nominations, was a 2008 Libertarian congressional candidate and Boston Tea Party VP candidate, and has been a Libertarian Party candidate on several other occasions.…
As stated in my announcement of candidacy, I expect the first phase of my presidential campaign — probably well into 2010 — to be largely internal to the libertarian movement and to the Libertarian Party and Boston Tea Party.…
I have today contacted six active or prospective 2012 Libertarian presidential candidates — Michael Jingozian, Angela Keaton, Thomas Knapp, Robert Milnes, Wayne Allyn Root, and Barbara “Joy” Waymire — offering them the chance to “tell IPR readers what your plans are for 2009 and beyond” in 500 words or less.…
Via Knapp2012.com
Fellow libertarians,
I initially planned to announce my 2012 candidacy for the presidency of the United States on April 6th, 2009, from the steps of the Old St.
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In his column for the Duke University Chronicle, Drew Everson takes a caustic look at some third party presidential and vice presidential candidates:
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The internet-based, libertarian-leaning, newly-minted, and creatively-named Boston Tea Party turned in the results of its first ballot access petition drive ever. Volunteers turned in 400 signatures, 125 more than required by Tennessee law.…