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STOP THE NORTH AMERICAN UNION The Greatest Threat to America's Sovereignty CITIZEN NEWS & ACTION KIT.

Communications Director Mary Starrett highlights the country's third largest political party and contrasts the platforms of the two major parties with that of the Constitution Party in a Constitution Party Promotional Video.

GOP- DOA?

Primary Turnout, Survey Shows Republican “Faithful” Fallen Away

Largest, Fastest-Growing 3rd Party Picking Up Where GOP Left Off

Lancaster, PA: Primary turnout and recent surveys show conservative “values” voters have abandoned the Republican Party. Read more...

Contract with Conservatives Or Deal with The Devil? Have Battered Voters Opted For More Abuse?

Lancaster: The country’s largest third party based on voter registration, the Constitution Party, compares political “conservatives” to battered women who have begun another abusive relationship.

“John McCain’s history shows the man can’t be trusted. However, like those who repeatedly find themselves in sick relationships, these voters simply cannot get enough of what they don’t want. The “conservatives” are supporting a candidate who has shown he does not stand for anything they say they want,” said Constitution Party National Committee Chairman Jim Clymer. Read more...

A Constitutional President in 2008

Super Tuesday is behind us, and for many there were no surprises.

The GOP presidential candidates who stood for the Constitution, individual liberty, and a sound economy, were marginalized by the national media and the party machine.

But the machine no longer has a monopoly, and the countless millions who share our passion for liberty and limited government don’t need to play by its rules and choose between supporting John McCain or staying home on Election Day. Read more...

WE’LL GET THE PRESIDENT WE DESERVE

Try this. Ask fellow “conservatives” who our next president should be. After you hear the candidate’s name ask: “Why?”

Nine times out of ten, you’ll hear some mutterings like: “He’s really conservative” or “We need a Christian in the White House” or “He’s the best qualified.” Ask for some specifics and you’re likely to see eyes shift downward as the subject is changed. Read more...