Source: Independent Political Report

Here is the Libertarian Party’s candidate for president, Gary Johnson, speaking with Alex Jones.

Source: Independent Political Report

Region 7 covers Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Oklahoma.

On behalf of ALL of us here at IPR:

CONGRATULATIONS!

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In 1994, Republican Steve Stockman (R-TX) upset longtime incumbent Democrat Jack Brooks in an east Texas congressional seat. While he lost two years later, during that time Stockman forged tight links on the ‘constitutional conservative’ right.

Now Stockman is running for Congress in TX-36. He faces Baytown businessman Steven Takach in a Republican primary runoff on July 31st. Stockman touts a variety of endorsements from figures connected to the Constitution Party on his website.

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Source: Ballot Access News

According to this news story, the Colorado Constitution Party’s nominee for Regent of the University of Colorado will be Tyler Belmont. He is now age 17, but he will be 18 by the time of the election, and thus eligible to serve if elected. Colorado elects Regents of the University in partisan elections. There are both at-large seats (covering the whole state) and seats representing districts. Belmont is running in the at-large seat.

Source: Ballot Access News

The Jill Stein campaign believes it has received enough contributions to qualify for primary season matching funds. The paperwork will be submitted to the FEC for an official determination. Assuming she does receive the funds, she will be the second Green Party presidential candidate to have qualified; Ralph Nader in 2000 was the first. Nader received $664,151 in primary season matching funds in 2000.

Source: Ballot Access News

Vermont requires independent candidates, and the nominees of unqualified parties, to submit 1,000 signatures (for statewide office) by June 14. This year, the Justice Party collected over 1,300 signatures to place its presidential nominee, Rocky Anderson, on the November ballot. However, because Vermont requires petitioning groups to first collect the signtures, then submit them to town clerks, then collect them again and take them to the Secretary of State, not all Read more »

Source: RJHarris.com

In the very near future you are going to be called to serve on a jury and asked by the government to convict and put in prison one of your fellow Americans for refusing to comply with the mandatory health insurance tax levied against all citizens for nothing more than being alive. By the way, if we can be taxed for merely existing that sounds like SLAVERY to me but I digress. What you may not know is that our Founding Fathers have provided We the People with the ability Read more »

Source: Examiner.com (via Independent Political Report)

June 29, 2012. Washington. President Obama and the Democrats may have gotten their wish yesterday when the US Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. But the ruling may reveal itself to be a double-edged sword. With the Chief Justice calling our now nationalized healthcare system a “tax”, the President has yet again raised taxes on businesses, the working class and the poorest of the poor. Here’s what some of the opposition party Read more »

Source: ConstitutionParty.com, Constitution Party of Georgia

The Supreme Court Has Spoken

by Darrell L. Castle
Constitution Party

The Supreme Court has announced its ruling in regard to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act commonly known as Obamacare. My purpose in this article is to point out Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Constitution Party Presidential nominee Virgil Goode visited the Craig County Citizens for the Constitution on June 19, 2012. He discusses campaign issues and takes questions from the floor.

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