The Constitutional Party
“If you believe those tiny people living in their mother’s wombs are “persons” and therefore deserving of life, choose me. If not, any of the other candidates will do. If you want the United States to return to being a free and independent nation able to chart its own course in the world, choose me. If not, any of the others will do. If you want the right to keep all your income and use it as you see fit, choose me. If not, any of the others will do. If you want to control the education of your children, choose me. But if you want your children to remain in the hands of federal bureaucrats, any of the others will do. If you want limited government and personal liberty, choose me. But if not, any of the others will do.” …show more content…
From the moment, the party was created, they’ve held onto their seven principles. These principles are: Sanctity of Life from conception to natural death, Religious Freedom, Family that has one husband and one wife with their children, Personal and Private Property Security in which one possesses a right to own and steward personal property without government burden, The Founding Documents to be interpreted to the actual intent in the Constitutional Party Platform, State Sovereignty the belief that everything is reserved to the states or to the people, and Foreign Policy upholding the belief that American government is to be committed to the protection and common defense of Americans with no entanglement in foreign alliances. The Constitution Party opposes any extension of amnesty to illegal aliens.
A brief history about the Constitution Party was that on the year 1992, the Constitution Party was created. The Constitutional Party has not always been called “The Constitutional Party.” It was first known as The US Taxpayer’s Party. To better reflect the party’s primary focus of returning government to the U.S. Constitution’s provisions and limitations, they had to change the name. The party’s name did not changed til the year 2000. In which, The party’s founder as well as its first presidential candidate Howard Phillips ran for the third …show more content…
Right now, they are trying to secure more ballot access across the states. They’ve only secured 2800 votes compared to the popular party such as the Democrat and Republican Party. Frank Fluckiger, a national chairman of the Constitution Party, and Darrell Castle, their 2016 presidential candidate, has some intense campaigning to reach the finish line asking those to join them and their party to help boost the Constitution Party as to donating whatever money people will donate to them since it requires money for their candidate to be in the ballot across the states. They are in need of people who will collect enough signatures for 9 more states in order to ask the Secretary of State to list their candidate’s name on the presidential
“If you believe those tiny people living in their mother’s wombs are “persons” and therefore deserving of life, choose me. If not, any of the other candidates will do. If you want the United States to return to being a free and independent nation able to chart its own course in the world, choose me. If not, any of the others will do. If you want the right to keep all your income and use it as you see fit, choose me. If not, any of the others will do. If you want to control the education of your children, choose me. But if you want your children to remain in the hands of federal bureaucrats, any of the others will do. If you want limited government and personal liberty, choose me. But if not, any of the others will do.” …show more content…
From the moment, the party was created, they’ve held onto their seven principles. These principles are: Sanctity of Life from conception to natural death, Religious Freedom, Family that has one husband and one wife with their children, Personal and Private Property Security in which one possesses a right to own and steward personal property without government burden, The Founding Documents to be interpreted to the actual intent in the Constitutional Party Platform, State Sovereignty the belief that everything is reserved to the states or to the people, and Foreign Policy upholding the belief that American government is to be committed to the protection and common defense of Americans with no entanglement in foreign alliances. The Constitution Party opposes any extension of amnesty to illegal aliens.
A brief history about the Constitution Party was that on the year 1992, the Constitution Party was created. The Constitutional Party has not always been called “The Constitutional Party.” It was first known as The US Taxpayer’s Party. To better reflect the party’s primary focus of returning government to the U.S. Constitution’s provisions and limitations, they had to change the name. The party’s name did not changed til the year 2000. In which, The party’s founder as well as its first presidential candidate Howard Phillips ran for the third …show more content…
Right now, they are trying to secure more ballot access across the states. They’ve only secured 2800 votes compared to the popular party such as the Democrat and Republican Party. Frank Fluckiger, a national chairman of the Constitution Party, and Darrell Castle, their 2016 presidential candidate, has some intense campaigning to reach the finish line asking those to join them and their party to help boost the Constitution Party as to donating whatever money people will donate to them since it requires money for their candidate to be in the ballot across the states. They are in need of people who will collect enough signatures for 9 more states in order to ask the Secretary of State to list their candidate’s name on the presidential