Source: Ballot Access News

Virgil Goode, Constitution Party presidential nominee in 2012, is one of two co-plaintiffs in a case now pending in the Alabama Supreme Court that says the Alabama Secretary of State has a duty to examine the qualifications of presidential candidates before printing their names on the ballot. Briefs from both sides have been filed, and the Court will wait for a reply brief and then decide whether to hear the case. It is Read more »

Source: Clarion Call To Unite Committee

It is with regret that the Clarion Call To Unite Committee announces a ceasing of its outreach efforts and dialogue with the national leadership of the Constitution Party.

On April the 20th, the National Constitution Party’s Executive & National Committees in Baltimore, Maryland passed a resolution that refused to engage in dialogue or support for the CCTUC, and it’s cause of uniting the other constitutionalist parties Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Howard Phillips was a conservative political activist who founded the Constitution Party (called the U.S. Taxpayers Party until 1999) in 1992. He passed away on April 20th at the age of 72. For many years, he hosted a TV show called the “Conservative Roundtable”. In 1997, he welcomed Congressman Ron Paul, who at that time had just reentered Congress after a 12 year break. Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

On April 27th, yours truly interviewed Joshua Fauver and Cody Quirk on my radio show, The Lesiak Report, which airs on LibertyMovementRadio.com every Saturday at 9 PM CST. Fauver and Quirk are Constitution Party activists who are vice-chairman and chairman of the Clarion Call to Unite Committee (CCTUC), respectfully The CCTUC is an organization working to bring constitutionalist and right-wing minor parties under one banner, Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Peter Vidrine is the chairman of the Constitution Party of Louisiana. Joshua Fauver is the vice-chair. Fauver is also the vice-chairman of the Clarion Call to Unite Committee (CCTUC). I got the following email from National Chairman Frank Fluckiger today:

Dear Chris:
I received an email advising me that you were planning on interviewing Joshuah Fauver and Cody Quirk on your radio show this evening. In view of that, I felt it only fair Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Randy Stufflebeam is currently the National Vice-Chairman of the Constitution Party, a position he’s held since April 2012. He resides in southern Illinois. He was the CP candidate for Illinois Governor in 2006, in which he received 19,020 votes (0.55%). This is the largest write-in vote total in Illinois history. He is also the vice chairman of the Constitution Party of Illinois and is a former Marine. Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Riley J. Hood is the chairman of the Constitution Party of Wisconsin. He was a write-in candidate for U.S. Senate in 2012 and received 70 votes. The CP of Wisconsin currently has 4 members in public office.

“He ruleth by His power for ever; his eyes behold the nations:
let not the rebellious exalt themselves. Selah.” Psalm 66:7 Read more »

Source: Clarion Call To Unite Committee (via Independent Political Report)

While the Clarion Call To Unite Committee previously issued a brief statement on the unfortunate matter pertaining to the results of the Constitution Party National Committee meeting in Baltimore, Maryland yesterday; however, there are also, at this current moment, increasing reports that the supposed vote taken during the early Saturday morning portion of their meeting may have been intentionally manipulated, or Read more »

Source: Independent Political Report

Joshua Fauver is a Constitution Party activist from Louisiana. He is the Vice-Chairman of the Clarion Call to Unite Committee (CCTUC). He is also the Southeast Regional Coordinator for Robby Wells’s 2016 presidential campaign. In March of this year, he announced his candidacy for the Louisiana House of Representatives in the 21st District in 2015. Here’s his Facebook page: Read more »

Source: The New York Times (via Independent Political Report)

Howard J. Phillips, a pillar of conservative activism who ran for president three times on the ticket of a political party he helped found, died on Saturday at his home in Vienna, Va. He was 72.

The cause was temporal frontal lobe dementia, his sister, Susan Phillips Bari, said.

Along with Richard Viguerie, Paul Weyrich, Terry Dolan and others, Mr. Phillips was a Read more »