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The President’s Agenda? EconomicsElectionsFinancesFood for thought

The President’s Agenda?

Many Americans harbor this belief that if we get one good president in the White House, the economy will boom and just one bad president will wreck us. As I have written before, if America is so weak that one wrong person in the White House can destroy America, that we “can’t survive four more years of this person in office,” then America is living on borrowed time.
CP of Wisconsin
October 9, 2024
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Unequal Justice Latest NewsLifeReligious Liberty

Unequal Justice

By Michaeljon Murphy Vice Chairman Constitution Party of Wisconsin. An update to our article on the FBI raiding homes of rescuers with links to stories highlighting the current unequal justice that has been coming out of the court system, particularly when the “justice” is driven by the Biden administration. Includes a call to prayer and action.
CP of Wisconsin
June 16, 2024
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Randall Terry to appear in the Free and Equal Presidential Debate 2024 Campaign SeasonElections

Randall Terry to appear in the Free and Equal Presidential Debate

Randall Terry will participate in the Free and Equal Presidential Debate on July 12 alongside the Green and Libertarian Party candidates. Moderators include Congressman Thomas Massie and event organizer Christina Tobin. The debate streams live on Rumble from 7:00 to 9:00pm. Read how to view the event and vote for the debate winner.
CP of Wisconsin
June 9, 2024
Randall Terry protests in front of the Supreme Court in Washington on July 9, 2018
Republican Endorsement of Constitution Party Candidates Brings Abortion Center Stage in 2024 2024 Campaign SeasonElectionsLife

Republican Endorsement of Constitution Party Candidates Brings Abortion Center Stage in 2024

Former U.S. Republican House Majority Leader Tom DeLay of Texas has endorsed Randall Terry in his bid for U.S. president. “My biggest regret after leaving Congress was that we didn’t get rid of abortion,” DeLay told The New American in a phone interview. This article is excerpted from an article on TheNewAmerican.com.
CP of Wisconsin
June 5, 2024