Filed with the FEC as an ‘Independent’ candidate for election in 2000 – not because of any delusional anticipations anyone would vote for me – but only to find for myself what and how our laws worked to govern elections to office at the federal level of government

Found that only Demo or Repub Partys are given a free pass for access to names on ballots. Forget it if you register as a Candidate for Election to Federal Office (Senate, House or President) under any party name other than Democrat or Republican. West Virginia told me they would put me on their ballot as an ‘Independent’ if I sent them $4,500. Ballot access rules vary from State to State.

Review carefully the “Corrective Actions” proposed at my website – http://www.ovaloffice.org

Then offer your reason why they should not be incoporated into legislation (law) that governs our Nation (and all other Nations on the face of this planet called Earth).

The first link below is to his blog site. The clips below are things he has said on his blog site openly bashing gays, calling them ‘freaks’ and more. The links below each blog is the direct link to his site where the blog is listed. He got wind of this about to be reported so he did try to change at least one (9-26-2005). For this reason I included the cached site from google so you could see. Please do what you can with this.

He also claims that the National Natural Law Party was in attendance at the conference. As you know that party has not existed since April 2004.

-Bill

http://www.vovak.politicalgateway.com/cand.php?id=39&page=news

Palm Beach International Film Festival
2004-04-15
The most laughter from the audience comes when the gay men fondle the breasts of a woman whom they think is a gay man dressed as a woman. (Artificial breasts are everywhere in Palm Beach County.) There are a few scenes making fun of the Midwest and its values. During one scene, a woman under her breath calls the men dressed in drag ?freaks.? Later scenes in the movie show the woman_s perspective to be unkind. More scenes discuss the loneliness of the gay men. The movie ends with everyone being happy (except the woman who disliked gays). Before and during the movie, a couple people leave the theatre, which only a handful of people watched. It is such a shame that I was not born as a gay man so I would be happy with the freaks.

http://www.vovak.politicalgateway.com/cand.php?id=39&nid=141&page=news

All of these bitchy hurricane women
2005-10-26

SOUTH USA —Who would have imagined that all of these hurricanes would be women: Katrina, Rita, Wilma, etc? Not only are the hurricans expensive, but they are bitchy, racist, and class-driven. The hurricans target Blacks and poor Whites, too. Since our government is spending so much money on hurricanes, it needs to demand that they stop being so prejudiced.

http://www.vovak.politicalgateway.com/cand.php?id=39&nid=1024&page=news

“I’ve never slept with a computer before”; the gay shower curtain
2005-09-26

WASHINGTON, D.C.—I watched Bruce Willis’ latest move today, Hostage, on my Mac. Since I do not have a television, it was the only option remaining. I just brought it into the bed and snuggled tight. I have never slept with a computer before.

Today I changed my shower curtain. I know it sounds biased to say that it must have been purchased by a gay guy, but there were all these words written on it by the manufacturer: Soap, shampoo, washcloth, etc. It needed to go in the trash, especially with all the mold on it.

http://www.vovak.politicalgateway.com/cand.php?id=39&nid=983&page=news

When he found out that this would be sent out he changed it so none of the ‘gay’ comments would be there anymore. So here is the site cached on google so you know that is was that way.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22I%27ve+never+slept+with+a+computer+before%22%3B+the+gay+shower+curtain&btnG=Google+Search

http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:TboQfzywc1UJ:www.vovak.politicalgateway.com/cand.php%3Fpage%3Dnews%26id%3D39%26s%3D28%26p%3D95+%22I%27ve+never+slept+with+a+computer+before%22%3B+the+gay+shower+curtain&hl=en

Gay plumbers arrive as I put together my futon
2005-09-23

WASHINGTON, D.C.—I was putting together my futon when a couple of plumbers, I think both gay, knocked on the door of my apartment to tell me that my air conditioning unit was flooding the apartment beneath me. The sink was also dripping, and the shower was leaking. Seeing a gay glumber work is quite sight, especially for a sore eye.

Libertarian Party of New Hampshire
Constitution Party
Reform Party of RI and NV
Mountain Party of West Virginia
American Patriot Party
Green Party of the United States
We the People
American Reform Party 
U.S. Parliamentary Party
Star Party
Corrective Action Party
U.S. Marijuana Party
Pot Party
Concerns of the People 
Natural Law Party
United States Corporatist Party
Republican Moderate Party of Alaska
NH Committee for an Independent Voice

Some of the smaller parties are sending only letters of support, due to costs involved in travel.

Thanks,
Brian.

That sounds good and I’d be willing to do what I can to help. It certainly won’t be an easy task though, to get party leaders, no matter how small and ineffectual they may be, to give up there powers for the better good…

1) Minor Parties – those parties that function on a national level in at least ten states. This would include the Constitution, Green, Libertarian, Socialist Workers, and Reform Parties. These parties almost always garner over 15,000 votes in Presidential elections and usually far more for Congressional races.

2) One-state parties – those parties that operate in only one or two states. Peace & Freedom, Liberty Union, Working Families, Conservative (NY), etc.

3) Miniscule Parties – those parties that are active but in 1-9 states. This would include the Prohibition, Socialist, Workers World, Workers League, and Independent American Parties.

4) Nascent Parties – those parties that are either (A) single-individual parties or (B) those which rarely ever get candidates on the ballot. I don’t know why these groups get called third parties but they usually do.

Thanks,
Brian.

True. The only issue I have with the current CP is that (for me) they’re a little too religion-focused.

I think many of us have the same issue with the current CP. While I agree with their party platform and issues, it’s a tough sell when they invoke God, Christianity, and religon in every statement, speech, and utterance the party makes.

Probably the only reason the other constitutionally based third parties like APP and the AFP even exist, is they are not nearly as religous as the CP. I’d be willing to guess that if the CP moderated themselves abit, we would see a merger of these and other conservative parties…