CHIEF JACK RUNS FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN!
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Posted on: 07/31/07
CHIEF JACK RUNS FOR PRESIDENT AGAIN!
Chief Jack, long-time personality on terrestrial and Internet radio, is making his third run at the United States Presidency in 2008. He is bolstered by his ever-increasing support over the two previous races, and the fact that his Native American Party gained enough notice to have his presence requested at several political rallies in 2004.
The Chief, as he is affectionately known, threw his hat in the ring late in the 2000 race as a joke. He received a large amount of write-in votes, most of them in Florida, votes that he maintains were "hijacked" by the Bush team, which is what caused the "recount debacle" in that state and resulted in Bush being handed the Presidency by the court, an election he did not win.
In 2004, Chief Jack was serious about defeating Bush because of the President's criminal actions, which included starting two wars in violation of international law. Part of The Chief's campaign called for Bush being brought to the World Court to stand trial for his crimes against humanity, a move which so scared Mr. Bush that he had Chief Jack's name stricken from the ballot and he was denied participation in the Presidential debates.
Bush's actions greatly hurt The Chief's numbers, and he says he received reports that a large number of voters were warned against voting for Chief Jack. In spite of this, over 36,000 voters exercised their right to get a written ballot and voted Chief Jack For President.
Voters who have had enough of the way government has ruined America can learn all about the Native American Party by visiting The Chief's website at http://groups.msn.com/ChiefJack4Prez .
In the 2004 campaign, Chief Jack received tons of E-mail from children and young people not yet of voting age because he was the only candidate who answered all their questions, as opposed to the "major" party figures who largely ignored questions from non-voting age people. The Chief stated after the 2004 election, "If ten-to-seventeen year olds could have voted, I would have won by a landslide".
Some of Chief Jack's platform points include restructuring tax laws so that the rich pay their fair share, outlawing labor unions, controlling prices and wages, and making the learning of English mandatory for immigrants.
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