August 2016 archive

With less than one hundred days before the election, members of the Reform Party are hitting the campaign trail to support Roque De Le Fuente and other Reform Party candidates.

Nicholas Hensley is the Reform Party’s National Secretary, and a veteran campaigner. “I’ve put together numerous press releases, I’ve done a half dozen interviews, and I’ve talked to hundreds of voters already. We’ve been on the campaign trail for less than a week”.

Originally from the night of August 8th, 2016.

Reform Party Members,

Once again the Reform Party of the United States will field a contender for the Presidency.  Through the efforts of party organizers, and the campaign staffers of our candidate, we currently have approximately twenty five ballot lines for the general election. Realistically, by election day, we have a chance at ballot access in forty two states.

The National Reform Party Secretary, Nicholas Hensley, has been making the rounds. His recent interviews have been highly rated by his peers, and were well received by anti-establishment activists. After some consideration, we have decided to post a sample interview on the National Website.

What is the Reform Party?

The Reform Party is a moderate, centrist and populist party that is neither liberal nor conservative. It sits in the middle of the political spectrum as opposition to the Democrats and Republicans. It was formed in 1995 by followers of Ross Perot. Perot won 19 percent of the vote in the 1992 election.

“As Secretary of the United States, it is my honor to announce to the world that the Reform Party has selected its nominee, and the next President of the United States. Roque De La Fuente demonstrates the qualities that personify the Reform Party, and what we wish to accomplish” – Secretary Hensley Announcing Roque De La Fuente as winner of the Reform Party Nomination

The full press release can be seen here.

For Immediate Release – The Reform Party of the United States held a national committee meeting on July 30th, 2016. During this meeting, the national committee voted on the treasurer and chairman for the 2017 to 2021 term.

To replace the outgoing chairman, David Collison, whom previously stated he would not seek reelection, the National Committee unanimously elected the current Vice Chair Dr. Bill C Merrell.