<![CDATA[    _____________ MP ______________ - Blog Archive]]>Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:26:00 +0700Weebly<![CDATA[Change is Soon for Miller Politics]]>Thu, 31 Jul 2008 08:07:05 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/change-is-soon-for-miller-politics.htmlMillerPolitics.Com will be making some changes in between now and the end of next week.

Be sure to check back next week.

]]><![CDATA[Obama the Least Ron Paul-Like Candidate]]>Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:41:32 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/obama-the-least-ron-paul-like-candidate.htmlDemocratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is the least Ron Paul-like candidate in the general election according to Liberty Maven's "Paul-O-Meter."

Obama received a score of 17, falling far behind the leading Ron Paul candidates Constitution Party nominee Chuck Baldwin and Libertarian Bob Barr who each have a score of 88.

Ralph Nader is in third place with 26 points followed by John McCain at 25.  The next to last candidate is Green Party presidential candidate Cynthia McKinney at 20 points.

You can find out more about the "Paul-O-Meter" by going HERE.

]]><![CDATA[Illinois Constitution Party State Convention]]>Sun, 27 Jul 2008 14:28:48 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/illinois-constitution-party-state-convention.htmlConstitution Party U.S. Senate Candidate Chad Koppie (left) and Illinois Constitution Party Chairman Randy Stufflebeam (right).

I have videos of both Chad Koppie and Vice Presidential candidate Darrell Castle speaking that I will try to get uploaded in the next few days.

]]><![CDATA[Illinois Constitution Party State Convention Saturday]]>Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:14:41 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/illinois-constitution-party-state-convention-saturday.html

Tomorrow is the Illinois Constitution Party State Convention.  I will attending the last part of the convention when Vice Presidential candidate Darrell Castle and U.S. Senate candidate Chad Koppie will be speaking.  Look for an update from the convention on MillerPolitics.Com next week.

]]><![CDATA[Debate Is Tomorrow ]]>Wed, 23 Jul 2008 10:22:13 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/debate-is-tomorrow.htmlTomorrow three of the lesser known presidential candidates will face off in the first Miller Politics general election presidential debate.

The debate kicks off at 7:30 PM (ET) airing from www.blogtalkradio.com/millerpolitics.  Candidates attending are:  Frank McEnulty of the New American Independent Party, Brian Moore of the Socialist Party USA and Charles Jay of the Boston Tea Party.

These may not be the front runners for the presidency, but they are real candidates with real ideas and will be on at least one state's ballot in November.

]]><![CDATA[McEnulty Is Still A Presidential Candidate]]>Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:18:15 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/mcenulty-is-still-a-presidential-candidate.htmlYesterday Miller Politics covered the story from Ballot Access News that Frank McEnulty quit his presidential bid as the New American Independent Party nominee to be the Vice Presidential candidate of the Reform Party. 

While it is true that McEnulty is the Reform Party's VP candidate, it is not true that he has quit his presidential bid.

McEnulty published this statement on his website a short time ago:

"As Mark Twain would say, the reports of the death of my Presidential Campaign have been exaggerated.

"At the Reform Party Convention, held this past weekend in Dallas, TX, I was selected to be their Vice Presidential Candidate to run on the ticket with Ted Weill, the Presidential candidate. I am honored to accept this nomination and see this as an important step in uniting the various third party groups around the country into a stronger, more effective voice.

"To that end, I am continuing my independent run for president in the other states in which the Reform Party does not have ballot access. I firmly believe the answer for a better America is in a strong, viable third party that will address the views and needs of the Moderate Majority Americans being ignored by the Democrats and Republicans.

"I want to reiterate that I am still the New American Independent Party Presidential candidate for the 2008 election and have discussed this strategy at length with Michael Thompson the Chairman of the NAIP.
We are continuing our ballot access efforts and hope that this latest development will help our message to be heard in more states. Thank you for your continued support."

]]><![CDATA[McEnulty Ends Presidential Campaign to be Reform Party VP Nominee]]>Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:44:35 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/mcenulty-ends-presidential-campaign-for-reform-party-vp-nomination.htmlThe Reform Party met this weekend in Dallas, Texas, where New American Independent presidential nominee Frank McEnulty was seeking to be their presidential nominee as well. Ballot Access News has reported that Ted Weill won the presidential nomination in a landslide with 25 votes and McEnulty had just 3.

According to Ballot Access News, McEnulty made a speech to the convention and said that he would quit the presidential race to be their vice presidential candidate, which was nominated to by acclamation.

McEnulty's decision to quit the presidential race is contradictory to what he told me in a radio interview on April 4.  During that interview he said that he and the New American Independent Party "made an agreement first" and that he would not leave the NAIP, "I told Michael [NAIP Chairman Michael Thompson] I can’t do that and I won’t do that."

]]><![CDATA[Barr Campaign Asks for $5 Donations for Root's Birthday]]>Sun, 20 Jul 2008 17:44:57 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/barr-campaign-asks-for-5-donations-for-roots-birthday.htmlRuss Verney, the campaign manager of Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Barr, made a post on the Barr campaign website asking for $5.00 dontations in honor of LP Vice Presidential candidate Wayne Allyn Root's birthday, which is today.  "Consider it five dollars stuffed inside a virtual birthday card!" said Verney.

]]><![CDATA[Cache Valley, Utah, KUTA Interview With Chuck Baldwin]]>Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:23:22 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/cache-valley-utah-kuta-interview-with-chuck-baldwin.html
]]><![CDATA[Ray McKinney Falls Short of Win]]>Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:03:08 +0700http://www.millerpolitics.com/6/post/2008/07/ray-mckinney-falls-short-of-win.htmlI have been following the campaign of Ray McKinney since it took off last year when he announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination.  McKinney eventually quit the race for the presidency to make a run for the U.S. House of Represenatives from Georgia's 12 district.

The Geogria primary was this past Tuesday and McKinney lost the election to a seasoned politician, John Stone.  McKinney placed second out of the field of three with 32% of the vote.  Stone won with 57% and former radio talk show host Ben Crystal came in third with 11.5%.

However, earlier this year Ray McKinney was chosen to be a delegate to the 2008 Republican National Convention.

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