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====== FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ======

America First Party
1630 A 30th Street #111
Boulder, Colorado 80301
http://www.AmericaFirstParty.org

Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Party Endorses Presidential Candidate

Boulder, CO - At a meeting of the America First National Committee held Tuesday, October 12, 2004, the America First Party gave its endorsement to the Presidential candidacy of Michael A. Peroutka. The America First National Committee is the governing body of the America First Party at the national level. It consists of representatives from every Affiliated State Party.

National Chairman Dan Charles stated, "It is clear to our membership in 46 states that neither President Bush nor Senator Kerry will learn the lessons of 9/11 and secure our borders. Neither one will promote our unique American culture and protect the most innocent among us from dismemberment by either the abortionist or the embryonic stem cell researcher. Both support the unconstitutional invasion and occupation of Iraq. Both have misused our troops and have thus failed to support them. And both President Bush and Senator Kerry support trade policies that abandon our workers and their families and engage them in a great race to the bottom of the wage scale. "

Mr. Charles continued, "When carefully examined, there is little difference between the policies of President Bush and Senator Kerry. Their disagreement amounts to little more than a pillow fight over who will out bid the other in the auctioning off of America, her sovereignty and people, their freedom and rights--which flow from the Creator of all things. Of the candidates to choose from, only Mr. Peroutka has endorsed the policies that put America and all Americans First. A vote for Michael Peroutka will send a powerful message."

Since its founding, the America First Party has adopted a strategy which differs from that of other third parties, by focusing its resources on elections it can win or affect. Consistent with that strategy to build a viable party, it has chosen not to field a presidential candidate this election cycle. However, the party recognizes that it must provide leadership to its members and other principled citizens. Thus, the AFNC adopted a resolution last night which reads in part:

"That the America First National Committee accepts the endorsement of the Principles and Platform of the America First Party by Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Michael A. Peroutka; and

"That we hold that pro-life, pro-family, pro-Constitution political parties have a responsibility to extend a hand of friendship and support to candidates of political parties of similar outlook, when those parties' candidates are not in competition with each other, regardless of whether those other parties reciprocate or not; and

"That the America First National Committee does hereby endorse and recommend that its members and all other citizens of good conscience and principle cast their vote for Michael A. Peroutka and Chuck Baldwin for President and Vice President of the United States, because it is the right thing to do; and

"That in making this endorsement for President of the United States of America, the America First Party is not endorsing the Preamble, Platform, Structure, Party Building Strategy, or Electoral Strategy of the Constitution Party."

The complete text of the resolution is available here.

Contacts:
Dan Charles, National Chairman, 1-866-SOS-USA1, ext. 4
Romelle Winters, Press Secretary, 1-866-SOS-USA1, ext. 2

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