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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Former combat pilot and current airline captain |
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Chris Hill |
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| Chris Hill is a combat veteran who served as a pilot during Desert Storm. Although he is running on the Republican ticket, some of his leanings are at odds with those of the GOP, including his “Living Wage” plan and his support for labor unions and recognition of gay marriages.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Veteran and volunteer spokesperson with Americans For Fair Taxation (AFFT) |
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Kerry Bowers |
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| A former military man with a long career in the United States Air Force, Kerry Bowers has experience not only in the armed forces but as a police dispatcher, businessman, and in many other fields.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
U.S. Senator from Texas |
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Ted Cruz |
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| The Harvard and Princeton-educated attorney once served as the Domestic Policy Advisor to former president George W. Bush. Noted for his formidable oratory skill, Senator Cruz is viewed by some as one of the intellectual leaders of the tea party movement.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Governor of Ohio |
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John Kasich |
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| The sitting Governor of Ohio has enjoyed stunning political success over his life, and he’s hoping to ride it all the way to the White House in 2016. His incomplete rejection of Obamacare has put him on the outs with the Tea Party, but other Republicans are likely to back his strong conservative policies.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Army child and business owner |
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Skip Andrews |
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| “Skip” Andrews is a diverse candidate who probably has at least one opinion to please anyone. Few politicians are able to satisfy both a pro-legalization marijuana advocate and a staunch pro-lifer. Of course, this also means most would object to a majority of his platform.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Entrepreneur |
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Esteban Oliverez |
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| Esteban Oliverez seeks to emulate what he considers the wiser aspects of both Republican and Democratic doctrine while discarding the nonsense, but he generally comes down on the political left. Nevertheless, many centrists may feel an attraction to his policies, which avoid straying far to either side of the spectrum.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Entrepreneur, innovator, limited government advocate |
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Brian Russell |
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| Brian Russell is a successful entrepreneur who believes that implementing sound economic policy should be the government’s top priority. He also supports a strong military and foreign policy that presents the USA as the true leader in the free world.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Engineer and perennial candidate |
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Jack Fellure |
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| A stubborn refusal to say “die” is one of the hallmarks of Jack Fellure, who’s been running for President every four years since 1988. He’s a dauntlessly religious man and a rock-solid conservative, advocating alcohol prohibition and the criminalization of homosexuality, among other right-wing positions.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Author |
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Andy Martin |
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| On the surface, Andy Martin is a pretty straightforward conservative with little standing out about him. He’s got a colorful past, though, filled with vexatious litigation and accusations of being an anti-semite. He has sued the State of Hawaii for the release of Barack Obama’s birth certificate.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Navy Veteran |
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Valma Kittington |
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| Valma Kittington is a veteran of the US Navy and a “born again” Christian. With conservative leanings on abortion, gun control, and drug laws, as well as a strong stance against illegal immigration, she is a good fit for many religious Republicans.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Common-Sense Leader |
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Jefferson Sherman |
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| He’d rather talk about America’s problems and their solutions than talk about himself, but he’s got a lot to say. Jefferson Sherman has three “core goals” for his administration, should it come to pass, focusing on job creation, honorable foreign policy, and reduced government.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Businessman and veteran |
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Michael Petyo |
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| A “business first” fiscal conservative with a very optimistic view of the role played by corporations in generating wealth, Michael Petyo is himself a business owner who feels the United States has lost its way economically and that relaxed regulation on the private sector is the solution.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Constitutional Republican and strong conservative |
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John Dummett, Jr. |
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| Hailing from the state of California, John Dummet, Jr is a Constitutional Republican who has become disenfranchised with both the Republican and Democratic parties.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Pastor |
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George Bailey |
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| George Bailey has spent much of his life preaching the gospel, but he’s had a rich and successful career outside the ministry as well. He’s a solid conservative pretty much across the board. Bailey is unfortunately saddled with a number of health problems, but he doesn’t let them keep him down.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
American Progressive |
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Eric Cavanagh |
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| With a platform that generally aims to the left, Eric Cavanagh nevertheless has a number of right-leaning ideas, including a 100% porn tax. He also favors “mandatory expungement”: Six months after being convicted of a serious crime, your record is wiped clean. Even minor offenses would be forgotten after 3 months.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Businessman, television personality and author |
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Donald Trump |
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| A wealthy business tycoon and well-known American personality, Donald Trump brings a dour attitude that never fails to entertain. He has channeled his notoriety into a number of outlets, now including a 2016 presidential run.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
International entrepreneur and business professor |
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Dale Christensen |
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| With experience in business management around the world, Dale Christensen is a self-described “first and foremost” family man who advocates a variety of conservative principles.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Water Treatment Operator (Retired) |
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James C. Mitchell, Jr. |
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| Jim Mitchell, Jr is a pro-life, pro-gun rights conservative from Illinois. He’s got a bone to pick with crime, and his methods are as novel as they are aggressive: mandatory military service for young people to starve off gang recruitment, and free government-distributed narcotics to collapse the illegal drug trade.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Veteran and Pastor |
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K. Ross Newland |
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| It’s hard to disagree with what K. Ross Newland wants to do as President – there’s so darn little of it. He believes in limited government that leads by influence rather than mandate, while his strong Christian faith brings him to call for generous tithing that would allow churches to practice large-scale charity.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Manufacturing Professional |
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Peter Messina |
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| “Staunch” may not be the right word to describe Peter Messina’s conservatism, but he definitely favors the right wing. His attitudes toward taxation, Obamacare, and especially gun control will win him friends in the GOP, but those same people may arch a brow at his feelings on illegal immigration and Muslim Americans.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Business-owner and Veterans Advocate |
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Jim Hayden |
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| Not content to sit idly by while the nation slips further away from our founding documents, Jim Hayden has announced his candidacy for President. This self-described “constitutional conservative” is making his second run for the presidency following an unsuccessful bid in 2012.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Attorney and Certified Public Accountant |
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Brooks Cullison |
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| A man of faith for whom addressing the threat of radical Islam is Job One, but Brooks Cullison also worries about the abused and destitute in the US and the high volume of illegal immigrant traffic crossing the border with Mexico. Support for education is another issue on which he feels strongly.
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2016 Republican Presidential Candidate
Creative Dreamer |
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Michael Bickelmeyer |
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| An eccentric fellow who enjoys coming up with some very creative inventions, Bickelmeyer is running for the GOP nomination in 2016. He has a very dim view of terrorists and drug traffickers – in fact, he wants to deploy weapons to fry them from orbit.
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