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...Party founder Perot is on the shelf, Jesse Ventura quit long ago, and even Lowell Weicker had the good sense not to get involved. Perotista candidate John Hagelin doesn't even register on national polls, and Buchanan, meanwhile, has lost his religious righties to George W. Bush and his labor/protectionists to Ralph Nader, and is stuck at one percent. It's a political truism that there's room for only one third-party candidate in a nation that can hardly be bothered to vote for the other two, and Nader...
...slouching toward August 9 and Long Beach, when a Buchanan ally is expected to be installed as the convention's credentials committee chairman. That's the guy who decides which delegates sit in for the August 10-12 convention and which stand out in the cold, waving John Hagelin signs in their hands and mourning Jesse and Ross in their hearts. To Buchanan will go the spoiled...
...left, has collapsed. So there was some relief when Perot decided he would not have his name placed on the ballot after all. That, however, doesn't end the party's woes. Buchanan is the lead contender for the nomination, but he faces a strong challenge from JOHN HAGELIN, who also represents the Natural Law Party. Meanwhile, Perotians are trying to put "No endorsement" on the party's ballot. If such a blank slate were to win, the party might not have a nominee, meaning it would lose its $12 million in federal matching funds and its party status...
...John Hagelin His Natural Law Party volunteered to deploy 7,000 transcendental-meditation experts to "reduce stress and tension in the Kosovo region." They were turned down...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: A federal judge rejected Ross Perot's bid to be included in the presidential debates. Although U.S. District Judge Thomas Hogan acknowledged that the chances of Perot and Natural Law Party candidate John Hagelin (who also filed suit) in the election would be improved by participating in the debates, he said the court lacked jurisdiction over the such events. "The court recognizes the frustration of all who consider themselves legitimate third-party candidates," Hogan said. "This court, and other courts, have ruled the FEC is bound by these procedures and must follow them." Perot's lawyers said they...