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The Non-Partisan Committee for Political Debates sponsored a debate of several third party candidates at Georgetown University. Lenora Fulani, Howard Phillips, and John Hagelin debated issue…

Standing behind podium, candidates were given two minutes to respond to questions posed by a panel of journalists. Several podia were empty to represent candidates who had committed to the d…

Third party presidential candidates debated various issues, including campaign finance, tax policy, education, and exclusion of candidates from debates sponsored by the Commission on Preside…

Party members asked for support in the coming elections and spoke about various parts of the party platform. Among the topics they addressed were the party’s pro-life stance, eliminating the…

Howard Phillips accepted the presidential nomination for the Constitution Party. He stressed that abortion must be abolished in America, that the U.S. should withdraw from the United Nations…

Mr. Phillips, speaking via satellite from St. Louis, discussed his nomination as the presidential candidate for the Constitution Party, formerly known as the U.S. Taxpayers Party. He talked …

U.S. Taxpayers Party candidate Howard Phillips, in conceding defeat in his presidential bid, thanked his supporters and pointed out that he used no contributions in his campaign. He spoke in…

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers, and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes,…

Third-party presidential candidates debated economic policy, welfare reform, big government and other issues.

Three third party candidates debated national issues at the National Press Club, including welfare reform and international trade. Ms. Laszlo moderated the rounds of questions and 30-second…

The U.S. Taxpayers Party nominated Howard Phillips for president during its national convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. Mr. Phillips addressed the convention to accept the nomination and …