We’ve blogged about the Constitution Party as an option for conservatives who cannot abide either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton. It has been around since 1992. The party’s presidential nominee is Vietnam Veteran and attorney Darrell Castle and his running-mate is businessman and academic Scott Bradley. They are on the ballot in only 12 states.
Consider the party’s Platform and Seven Principles, given after the jump. How are these folks like Trump and how are they different? Would you be for them if they had any chance of winning?
HT: John Frahm
The Constitution Party is the only party which is completely:
- Pro-Life
- Pro-States’ Rights
- Pro-Second Amendment
- Pro-Constitutional, Limited Government
- Against- illegal immigration and amnesty
- Against- U.S. policy being dictated by the United Nations and other globalist organizations
- Against- undeclared unconstitutional wars (such as Iraq and Afghanistan)
- Against- free trade and all international trade agreements such as NAFTA & GATT
Freedom of conscience and actions
for the self-governed individual.
Each individual’s right to own and steward
personal property without government burden.
The Founding Documents interpreted according
to the Actual Intent of the Founding Fathers.
Everything not specifically delegated by the Constitution
to the federal government, nor prohibited by the Constitution
to the states, is reserved to the states or to the people.
American government committed to the protection
of the borders, trade, and common defense of Americans,
with no entanglement in foreign alliances.
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