Message From the Chairman

It’s Us vs. Them

Message from National Chairman Frank Fluckiger:  According to a poll published today by the respected Gallup organization,“A majority of U.S. adults, 58 percent, say a third U.S. political party is needed because the Republican and Democratic parties ‘do such a poor job’ representing the American people.” On the left, political activist Ralph Nader observes, “All

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Israel

20 August 2014 by Frank Fluckiger, National Chairman The Constitution Party is a unique and reliable political force in America. Our candidates use the Constitution as the basis of their platforms, and freely quote the Founding Fathers to underscore their positions.For example, our platform is inequitably pro-life: “We affirm the God-given legal personhood of all

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We’re Fighting at Every Turn!

11 August 2014 –  by Frank Fluckiger, National Chairman   I’ll be brief and to the point.It’s time to take advantage of the opportunities that we have: more than 150 Constitution Party candidates are running for office this year. On August 4, attorneys for Wyoming told a U.S. District Court that they will not try

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Your July Newsletter

30 July 2014 –  by Frank Fluckiger, National Chairman I’m very excited about our newsletter — we have plenty of announcements and even some things to brag about. Fielding over 150 candidates is one of them. I urge you to read the commentary on illegal immigration. It’s a comprehensive look at this controversial subject, but

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Fourth of July Greetings

by Frank Fluckiger, National Chairman 4 July 2014   I must admit the Fourth of July is just about my favorite time of year: back yard barbecues bring together friends and family, and the squeals of children as the fireworks go off are as exciting as the booms themselves. It’s a day of contrasts too.

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Democrats Say It Better Than I Can

In a memo to his fellow Democrats, former Clinton White House political director Doug Sosnik writes  about “an increasing populist push” across the political spectrum. At the core of Americans’ anger and alienation is the belief that the American Dream is no longer attainable. But increasingly, Americans haveI concluded that the rules aren’t fair and that the system has been rigged

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