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Constitutional Party
Constitutional Party is a conservative political party in the U.S. it was founded as the U.S. tax payers party. - By Philips Howard
America needs the constitutional party because an overwhelming majority of congressmen, judges, presidents, and elected officials routinely ignore the constitutional limits placed on power.
There are thousands of registered constitutional party voters.
In the United States, the Constitution Party is a third party. It is the third largest political party nationwide in regard to the number of registered voters.
The Constitutional Party is the fastest growing political party in terms of voter registration.
The party supports the repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment, which allows Congress to tax income, and the Seventeenth Amendment, which requires the direct (popular) election of Senators.
The goal of the Constitution Party is to restore American jurisprudence to its Biblical foundations and to limit the federal government to its Constitutional boundaries.
By Mallory Sallee & Kelsey McGuffin
- The party opposes same-sex marriage, and believes state and local governments have the right to criminalize "offensive sexual behavior."
- The party opposes euthanasia and abortion including in cases of rape and incest.
- The party supports the ability of states to administer a death penalty.
Constitutional Party
The party opposes illegal immigration and also seeks stricter controls on legal immigration.The party has stated a long term goal of a moratorium on future immigration, exempting extreme cases where it would be necessary
The first National Convention of the U.S. Taxpayers Party was held in September 1992 in New Orleans, Louisiana
Presidential tickets
1992 – Howard Phillips (politician) and Albion Knight – 43,369 votes.
1996 – Howard Phillips and Herb Titus – 184,820 votes
2000 – Howard Phillips and Curtis Frazier – 98,022 votes
2004 – Michael Peroutka and Chuck Baldwin – 143,630 votes
2008 – Chuck Baldwin and Darrell Castle – 199,750 votes
2012 – Virgil Goode and Jim Clymer