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Attend the 2008 Mountain Party Convention
McKinney campaigns in DC,
Seven
Candidates For The 2008
Greens Protest the
Exclusion of Antiwar Candidates
from Democratic and "The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to the point where it becomes stronger than the democratic state itself. That in its essence is fascism - ownership of government by an individual, by a group or any controlling private power."
The Mountain PartyRR 1, Box 108 Ripley WV 25271 The Mountain Party was born as a direct result of the Denise Giardina for Governor campaign in the year 2000 general election. (Under West Virginia election laws, a political party is a group or organization whose candidate for governor got one percent or more of the vote for governor in the most recent general election.) The Mountain Party's draft platform is based on:
Hundreds of people hand carried petitions to obtain thousands of voter signatures to get gubernatorial candidate Denise Giardina and the Mountain Party on the ballot. Now The Mountain Party can run candidates for any and all public offices in West Virginia, without the need for petition signatures! The Mountain Party needs you to help it organize and run candidates for the 2008 general elections. To help organize The Mountain Party you can volunteer for any of its organizational committees. Please contact the Mountain Party by e-mail at info@mtparty.org , or by telephone at (304) 372-3945. To help with fundraising or to make a contribution please contact: Frank Young, Mountain Party treasurer by e-mail at frankly@mtparty, phone (304) 372-3945. Mail your contribution, payable to The Mountain Party, to: The Mountain Party, RR 1 Box 108, Ripley WV 25271 |
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Its time to begin planning for
this year's election and building our party into a truly state-wide organization with active local & regional groups.