What do you all think about this party?
Sorry, I hit the wrong party up at first. This is the right one:
<em ="yschurl">www.constitutionparty.com[/i]
Edited by: KELLEN
Freedom in its true form is not the right to do whatever one wishes, but the right to have a will that triumphs and makes one successful.
The Constitution Party has a lot of positive things going for it. As someone who was Executive Director of the Populist Party of America for nearly a decade, I can appreciate the extremely hard work put into this partyby Howard Phillips and associates since 1992.
There are things about it I could nit-pick over; in fact enough that I'm not a member of it. But there's no question it's the premier patriotic third party in America.
Editor, The Nationalist Times, Voice of the Real America since 1985
What has always struck my mind about this party is
how they interpret the constitution. When the constitution was
written, the founding fathers and most other Americans thought
naturally in terms of religion. Everyone found character and
morality in the bible. It was the norm. That is why I think
it is foolish to think that the First Amendment was created to ban the
ten commandments from school.
Freedom in its true form is not the right to do whatever one wishes, but the right to have a will that triumphs and makes one successful.
KELLEN
I'm aware of the constitution party. However, It's my belief that at this point Nationalists shouldn't be supporting political parties that have anything to do with the system that's in placetoday in this country. Nationalists can gain nothing by being part of this charade. Things have gone to far to turn back now.
I just have one thing to say on this topic right now. I think it explains everything.
"I pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the United States of America, and
to the republic, for which it stands, one nation under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
It is my belief that the statement above is slightly
redundant. One nation under God, implies "with liberty and
justice for all".
Freedom in its true form is not the right to do whatever one wishes, but the right to have a will that triumphs and makes one successful.
I tend to agree with John in some ways. I question whether or not the modern day 'third party' groupscan really advance the concerns of the marginalized American Heartland these days. Although there have been many recent attempts at building America First type organizations, most wind up dashed on the rocks of controlled establishment realities, at least when it comes tobasic electoral work. I dare say that even a 'Nationalist Party, USA' would find it difficult going in Dubya's vision of an ideal political climate.
I think the best bet for any aspiring third party effort would be to concentrate on working with folks and organizations who have viable mass-quality issues such as Minuteman, neighborhood watch/anti-crime groups, and save American jobs types. By doing this, we would be in a better position to mobilize broader forces with a view to successfully contending against the powers that be.
However, having said this I would still support the Constitution Party here locally given the fact that they at least come closest to addressing some of the issues important to me. At any rate, it places me in a better position to aquaint the party members with the "Nationalist Times" and begin genuine discussions around positions central to buildinga resurgent America.Edited by: Traejun
\"We lead by example; We lead from the front.\"
The Constitution Party has released a 184-page book, "America Needs a Third Party Now! Why You Should Choose The Constitution Party"
It can be purchased at Lulu.com
http://www.lulu.com/product/paperbac...shelf/center/1
Synopsis: "This book is a collection of essays, articles, and speeches from Constitutionists around the nation, making the case for a Constitutionally-correct third party to emerge in American Politics in order to restore the Republic as provided for in the Constitution of the United States. By phasing in the original plan of the Founders, America's economy and social structure can be revitalized."
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