Tag: presidential candidate
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Rand Paul Swipes Main Title of His New Book From 2016 Pres Candidate CRJ
WHY ARE THEY CRUCIFYING THE CONSTITUTION? by Cody Robert Judy, ©2015, blogging at CodyJudy (May 19, 2015) — Of course it’s hard to deny the similarities of U.S. Senator and declared 2016 Presidential Candidate Rand Paul’s new book “Taking A Stand: Moving Beyond Partisan Politics to Unite America” with ’08, ’12, and ‘2016 Presidential Candidate…
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Presidential Candidate Receives Death Threat from Radical Islamic Source
AFTER VOICING OPINIONS ABOUT SHARIA LAW by Sharon Rondeau (May 13, 2012) — Following comments he made on his Facebook page, Republican presidential candidate John A. Dummett Jr. received a threat at his campaign website which stated that he had been placed on a “hit list” from someone presumably in Al Qaeda or a related…
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America Must Lead in Energy Production, Not Be at the Bottom of the Pile
WHERE HAVE OUR ENERGY, AND RESOLVE, GONE? by Dr. Laurie Roth, Presidential Candidate, ©2012 (Feb. 28, 2012) — Under the destructive leadership of Obama, our country has experienced one assault on top of another to our energy systems. Hiding behind his environmental distortions, carbon emissions and scientific fantasies, Obama is destroying all energy he can…
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Presidential Candidate John A. Dummett: What Defines “Natural Born Citizen?”
DISCUSSION OF ARTICLE II ELIGIBILITY CLAUSE SCRUBBED by John Albert Dummett, Jr., Presidential Candidate (Dec. 1, 2011) — Editor’s Note: Recently presidential candidate John Dummett contacted The Post & Email regarding a summary he wrote and submitted to Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, regarding the term “natural born Citizen” contained in Article II, Section 1, clause…
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What Price “Liberty?”
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DEFINES HIS PLATFORM by One Pissed-off Vietnam Vet (Oct. 27, 2011) — “If I can see farther than others, it’s because I stand on the shoulder of giants,” written by Sir Isaac Newton in 1676. I don’t mean to be presumptuous, but I’m going to count myself standing on the shoulders of Socrates,…
