June 2017 archive

The Reform Party is constantly refining our platform and everything we do. In order to do this, the Reform Party needs your feedback and ideas. If you have any ideas on platform planks, messaging, refining our website, or our graphics, please feel free to interact with us on social media or send us an email at info@reformparty.org. These kinds of interactions are important to further the Reform Party as an organization and drive activity. All of the means to contact us follows:

The Reform Party is its own party, and does not actively support the Democrats or the Republicans. It runs its own candidates, and opposes officeholders from both parties including President Trump.

Reform Party of Florida Chairman and disability issues activist Paul Bachmann is running for Florida State House District 66. Even though this is his first run for office, Mr. Bachmann has been participating in the American political process for ten years. He has worked on several campaigns in the past, and has an extensive political network due to his past political advocacy.

Today’s shooting in Alexandra is a reminder of not just how divided we are as a nation, but that some radicals on both the left and the right resort to violence. In the United States of America, violence is neither necessary nor beneficial. In American politics we change our government at the ballot box, and not at the point of a gun.

In recent polls, President Donald Trump’s approval rating sits at 34 percent. There are several reasons for this low approval rating, and the Reform Party would like to point out several issues that have negatively affected Trump’s administration. The Reform Party has highlighted these nine issues, and wishes to offer advice on them: