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afcassidy
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« on: August 15, 2004, 11:46:03 PM »


THIS is why third parties get no where... they nominate oddballs for President who have no political experience, military leadership experiences, or private enterprise success under their belt.

From Politics1.com...

LIBERTARIAN V.P. NOMINEE TOUTING FAKE DOCTORATE. Last month we wrote about Libertarian Presidential nominee Michael Badnarik refusing to get a driver's license, use zip codes, or pay federal income taxes. It turns out his Vice Presidential nominee is just as unconventional. Psychologist and attorney Rich Campagna occasionally touts himself as "Dr. Campagna" and holds himself out as "a multi-disciplinary professional." What makes no sense is why a guy with real Ivy League B.A. and M.A. degrees, another legit M.A. degree, and a real J.D. degree, would need to embellish his resume by adding a Ph.D. from the American College of Metaphysical Theology. If you'd like a Ph.D. from that school, you can get it for just $249 (see the school's website, as they're for sale right from the homepage). Campagna explains that he had nearly completed his Ph.D. studies in psychology at the University of Iowa when he withdrew from the program in 1993 "for a plethora of complex personal, familial, professional and philosophical reasons." Afterwards, Campagna decided he "chose to craft my own educational destiny and final degree of distinction in a manner that any libertarian would appreciate" (to wit: by buying it from a diploma mill). "I am proud of the ACMT degree and the unique methodology I employed to obtain same ... The institution in question is not a fraud; it does exactly what it says it will do. It promises no qualifications for licensure ... Considering the travels I have engaged in, the practical experience obtained and the time, energy and moneys expended to finally obtain this degree, I do not feel compelled to blush from mentioning this degree in my resume. The manner of obtaining this degree ... is part of my campaign, part of my identity and in a way, part of my platform stance on 'freedom of choice' in education," he defiantly explained in a written statement. Talk about Orwellian New Speak, but who knew that "Educational Choice" included buying fake degrees!

And if you wanna read about Badnarik's refusal to get a driver's license...
http://www.politics1.com/blog-0704a.htm#badnarik

And the school's website...
http://www.americancollege.com
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afcassidy
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« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2004, 12:44:35 AM »


I respect Paul and Marrou for their experience.  Browne as well, though he ran fairly disorganized campaigns.

Badnarik was a candidate for state house in 2002, I think... and he got around 2-3% of the vote.  That alone should be a clue that he's not much of a campaigner and cannot attract a great deal of support.

Seems like they had 2 fairly good choices for the nomination (Russo or Nolan) and they went with the hardcore nut-jobs instead.  I really don't understand why, though....

Fear of success? lol
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