Volume 1, Issue 13

Articles…

Goode Updates - page 1

Ralph Nader Debate - page 1

Candidate’s Corner - page 1

From the Chairman - page 2

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Friday, November 2, 2012

Updates from presidential candidate virgil goode…

Last week, Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Virgil Goode campaigned in Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio. In Wisconsin, Goode went to the Rock County Christian School and spoke with over 200 students. He also had a press conference in Beloit, Wisconsin. Tuesday evening was the Chicago debate with Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, and Rocky Anderson.

This past weekend Constitution Party Vice Presidential Candidate Jim Clymer campaigned in South Dakota and Colorado. Clymer advocated for the national ticket and also urged support for local Constitution Party candidates. Over the weekend, Goode attended the Martinsville 500, one of the races on the Nascar circuit. Over 75,000 were in the Martinsville area for race weekend. Persons from over 35 states were there and Goode had the opportunity to speak with many and distribute litera-ture in the camping areas near the track. Goode reminded everyone to keep working hard through the November 6th election and to spread the word that a return to constitutional principles is vital to the future of our country.

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New York Times Endorse Obama

The Presidential Debates Revisited

The Trial of Khalid Mohammed

Russia Uses Energy as a Weapon

The Second Presidential Debate

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Candidate’s Corner…

Daniel Plemons is running for Sheriff of Johnson County in Missouri. Mr. Plemons states, “Our Rights come from God. When God created man, He gave him certain inalienable rights. Because rights existed prior to men joining togeth-er to form governments, the purpose of government is only to protect these rights. The purpose cannot be to grant us rights that we already have. Nor can it

be to legislate out of existence rights that are inalienable. Our form of government is based on this fundamental truth. If we ever abandon it, we will lose our form of government.

As Sheriff of Johnson County Mr. Plemons pledges to Honor his Oath of office to Support, and Defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. He further pledges to Protect and defend the Citizens of Johnson County and their Constitutional Rights of both persons, and property.

To learn more, please visit www.danielplemonsforsheriff.org

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From the Chairman…

Just as I predicted in the last newsletter, the major news media are portraying this presidential election as being extremely close. Carefully being ignored is the all important factor that the electoral vote (which is what really determines the next president) continues to favor Obama. Let me explain. There are only 18 states that lean toward Obama, but they have 237 electoral votes. Twenty four states favor Romney but they have only 206 elector votes, and 95 electoral votes are available from the “toss up” states. On the surface this looks close, but all eight “toss-up” states voted for Obama in 2008. For Romney to win all of those states is very unlikely.

Rasmussen is known to favor the GOP and so currently shows Romney leading in five of those states. However, Rasmussen excludes third party presidential candidates in his poll which skews the polling results. Other polls that include third party candidates show quite different polling results. The only large populous state that favors Romney is Texas and that is not good. Not a single one of the Eastern States, including Massachusetts where Romney served as governor, favors him. The recent news cast from Ben Swan’s FOX News report in Cincinnati bringing to light that the voting machines being used in that county can easily be tampered with and were manufactured by a company in which Romney held financial interest is not going to make it easy for him to now win that state. In view of all this, may I suggest that you go back and review my message in issue #12 of our national newsletter and share both issues with family and friends who are like minded? The two maps from the last issue (now updated) are included here. These two maps will emphasize the Importance of casting our votes intelligently. One map shows in which states Goode and Clymer have ballot position (26) or write-in status (18). If you live in a write-in state, be sure to learn the write-in procedure prior to voting by going to your state or county website under elections. The other map comes from Rasmussen Polling and shows which states are heavily for Romney or Obama and which are “toss up” states. If you live in a “safe” state you can vote without fear and make your voice heard. That is an intelligent and wise vote. If you live in a “toss up” state, following your conscience and voting for Goode is even more critical. Doing so will ring loud and clear in the ears of the established elite and will mark a turning point back toward the liberty our Founding Fathers bequeathed us. Share this message far and wide. The destiny of our nation lies in your hands.

Your National Chairman,

Frank Fluckiger

“Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.” - John Quincy Adams