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July 20, 2017
American Freedom Party director James Edwards and Milo Yiannopoulos
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Veni, vidi, vici.I had the unique experience of being at the Republican National Convention last week when the center of the political universe briefly aligned in Cleveland, Ohio.… Read more ...
(Originally published at the American Third Party Report earlier today):
Today, the 1988 presidential candidate of the Populist Party and internationally known white nationalist David Duke announced his candidacy for an open U.S. Senate seat in Louisiana as a Republican.
Duke, 66, who was initially affiliated with the National Socialist White People’s Party at the onset of what would become his lengthy political career, ran as the presidential nominee of the nationalist, Willis Carto founded Populist Party in the 1988 presidential election.… Read more ...
Longtime political operative Bob Whitaker has resigned from the 2016 presidential ticket of the American Freedom Party (AFP) over the party’s softening language and explicit support for GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump.
“You’re fighting the good fight,” Whitaker wrote in a letter informing AFP chairman William Johnson of his decision, “I just don’t think you’re very good at it.”… Read more ...
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From American Third Party Report
Billy Roper, a White Nationalist and briefly a candidate for the 2012 presidential nomination of the now-defunct Boston Tea Party, took some time to answer questions about his recent activities and his thoughts on 2016 American Freedom Party presidential nominee Bob Whitaker and the Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump.… Read more ...
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By Krzysztof Lesiak
In January of this year, I had the opportunity to interview William Daniel Johnson, the national chairman of the American Freedom Party (at that time it was called the American 3rd Position). The American Freedom Party is one of the few white nationalist political parties in the United States.… Read more ...
The American Freedom Party (formerly called the American Third Position) is a small political party founded in January 2010 that promotes white nationalism. On April 6th, the party launched its own radio show, the American Freedom Party Report. The host is David Duke protege and AFP membership coordinator Jamie Kelso. The show will air every Saturday on the Republic Broadcasting Network (http://republicbroadcasting.org… Read more ...