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WASHINTON (DC NEWS NOW) — On Capitol Review, Republican candidate for Maryland Attorney General Michael Peroutka talks about his campaign, qualifications and what motivated his run for to become Maryland’s chief legal officer.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) condemned his party’s pick for state attorney general on Sunday, following a CNN report revealing the nominee spread conspiracy theories about the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on a radio show he co-hosted roughly 15 years ago. Michael Peroutka, who won the Republican primary earlier this month, said it was “very, very true” that demolition charges were present in the World Trade Center before the attacks, during an October 2006 episode of “The American View.” He also questioned if an “elite bureaucrat” may have charges in every building in the city. “We know who was responsible...

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s campaign spokeswoman Allison Moore attacked the Senate Conservatives Fund for endorsing McConnell’s primary challenger Matt Bevin on Friday. “Matt Bevin now has the dubious honor of standing with a self-serving D.C. fundraising group that made its name by recruiting and promoting unelectable candidates that ensured Barack Obama a majority in the Senate,” Moore said in a statement to the Washington Post. “They clearly care less about Kentuckians than they do about their reputation for supporting laughably bad candidates. Now they can add a New England bailout recipient who claims he went to MIT to their roster of...

Last week, the Kentucky businessman announced he would challenge Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell in next year’s Republican Senate primary. This will be Bevin’s first entry into the political rodeo. But the longtime Republican has often been a frustrated party member. “I have a Peroutka for President T-shirt from 2004 in my drawer,” Bevin tells National Review Online in an interview at his Louisville home. He’s referring to Constitution-party candidate Michael Peroutka, for whom he cast his ballot in the general election rather than George W. Bush. “In ’04, I was just so fed up with the choices that we...

The purpose of our government is to protect us from lawlessness, but history tells us that governments themselves can become lawless. When this happens we need local officials with wisdom and courage to impose on our behalf. That is why I am pleased to know Carroll County Commissioner Richard Rothschild, who is an elected official willing to stand and do his duty. I am asking you to give your attention and your support to Commissioner Rothschild. – Michael PeroutkaAcross Maryland, people are scared. They fear their government has become perverted and our Constitution is being shredded.People ask, “Why do they...

Now, three years ago, I knew then what I know now – there is a palpable hatred for the God of the Bible in our country. This is not news to any discerning observer. But seldom had I seen such God-hate expressed so blatantly and explicitly as at a forum at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco (4/18/02), a forum co-sponsored by The Independent Institute and “Harper’s” magazine. The topic was: “Understanding America’s Terrorist Crisis: What Should Be Done?” Those participating in this discussion were: Barton J. Bernstein, History Professor, Stanford University; Robert Higgs, Senior Fellow, The Independent Institute; Thomas...

Social Weapons Radio "Equal Opportunity Offenders..."Listen live to KTIE Here!Hosted by Pete Mitchell, Brian McCullough, and KJTo contact the hosts of the show, visit www.socialweapons.com Our Next Show:  March 5, 2005 at 11:00 PM (PST) Special Guest Michael Peroutka, the 2004 Presidential Candidate for the Constitution Party. www.GodFamilyRepublic.com www.peroutka2004.com   Michael Peroutka will be discussing the following issues: 1) Running as a third part candidate (or has he describes it, a 2nd party candidate) 2) The Iraq War 3) The Draft 4) Education and unconstitutional spending by the two major parties.  

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Anyone with a theoretical chance should be allowed to take partDemocrat John Kerry on Thursday accepted a schedule for three presidential debates and one vice presidential showdown, proposed by a commission controlled entirely by the Republican and Democratic parties. The first presidential debate, set for Sept. 30 at the University of Miami, will deal with domestic policy. The third, on Oct. 13, on the subject of foreign affairs, is scheduled for Arizona State University. The second forum, on Oct. 8, will feature a supposed "town hall format" at Washington University in St. Louis, where "undecided voters will question the candidates...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Moses Murphy was as Republican as they come. The 27-year-old former Marine always voted a straight ticket and his Jeep Cherokee sported three "Bush-Cheney '04" bumper stickers. But two months ago as the Boardsman, Ohio, resident was surfing the Internet, he came across the Web site for the Constitution Party, a small, conservative group still struggling to be on the ballot in every state. Off came the Bush paraphernalia and now Murphy's Jeep is plastered with stickers for Michael Peroutka, the Constitution Party's little-known presidential nominee. Media attention has focused on Ralph Nader as a potential spoiler...

Advancing the principles of freedom in the 21st century 2004 Conference Speakers After private discussions with Karl Rove, and subsequent discussions with Rove's staff, an official invitation has been extended to the Bush campaign for President George Bush, or his representative, to speak at the conference. If the President, or his representative is able to accept the invitation, it will not be known until just days before the event, and, for security reasons, will not be announced publicly. Congressman Ron Paul is the nation's number one defender of the Constitution in the House of Representatives. He has consistently supported...

Isaiah wrote, “Therefore I have set my face like a flint” (Isa 50:7). The prophet is speaking of God’s Suffering Servant who has resolutely embarked upon an irreversible course. The New Testament says that our Lord “stedfastly set his face to go to Jerusalem” to endure the cross (Luke 9:51). Scholars tell us that the phrase “set one’s face” is a Hebraism implying fixedness of purpose, especially in the face of difficulty or danger. I imagine this is the mindset of our brave sons and daughters in Iraq as they set out on a dangerous convoy through the Sunni Triangle....

Michael Peroutka is on Radio Libery Date: Thursday, February 19, 2004 Time: 7:00PM EST (GMT-05:00) Presidential candidate Michael Peroutka is being interviewed by Dr. Stan Montieth. Listen online at http://www.radioliberty.com

To: Assignment, National and State desks Contact: John Lofton, 301-873-4612 or 301-490-7266, for Michael Anthony Peroutka; http://www.Peroutka2004.com News Advisory: This coming Saturday, Feb. 21, Michael Anthony Peroutka will officially announce that he is seeking the Presidential nomination of the Constitution Party. This event will take place from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Michael's Eighth Avenue banquet facility located at 7220 Grayburn Drive in Glen Burnie, Maryland. It is open to press coverage. Any press interested in attending, please contact John Lofton at the above phone numbers. The themes of the Peroutka campaign are "God-Family-Republic." He believes, as George Washington...

President Reagan once said: “The best vision of big government is in the rear view mirror as you’re driving away from it.” The 2000 platform of the Republican Party, still in effect, says: "We are the party that follows its bold words with bold deeds. Since the election of 1860, the Republican Party has had a special calling — to advance the founding principles of freedom and limited government and the dignity and worth of every individual. These principles form the foundation of both an agenda for America in the year 2000 and this platform for our party." Apparently that...

Restore the RepublicJanuary 21, 2004 It used to get a big laugh among conservatives and Republicans to tell any story which contained the words, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help you." But, increasingly, what you hear President Bush say, in so many words, in so many areas, is that --- well, he's from the government and he's here to help us --- even if his help is unconstitutional. In his recent State of the Union address, Mr. Bush praised his own Medicare program, which will cost hundreds of billions of dollars.He praised his latest immigration scheme, which...

Bush's immigration plan will have many negative effects By Matt Hall Opinion Columnist January 26, 2004 President Bush's plan to allow our nation's estimated 8-12 million illegal immigrants to legally work is by far the most dangerous proposal of his administration and maybe even the most irresponsible presidential initiative in the average WMU student's lifetime. The new plan, announced earlier this month, calls for matching any willing U.S. employer with any willing worker. This means that if an employer has a job opening and can find no American citizen to take the job for the pay offered, employers are...

'God, Family, Republic' Web Page of Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Michael Anthony Peroutka Now Up and Running 1/19/04 7:00:00 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: National Desk, Political Reporter Contact: John Lofton, 410-760-7897 or 301-873-4612 (cell), for Michael Anthony Peroutka; http://www.Peroutka2004.com PASADENA, Md., Jan. 19 /U.S. Newswire/ -- http://www.Peroutka2004.com is the Web address for Michael Anthony Peroutka who is seeking the Presidential nomination of the Constitution Party. His themes are "God-Family-Republic." He believes, as George Washington did, that it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge God by obeying Him. He believes that true marriage is God-created, between a man and...

How Bush can lose Posted: January 8, 2004 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com There's a kind of smug self-confidence emerging in the Bush White House based largely on incompetence in the Democratic Party, an improving economy and better news on the Iraqi war front. Polls are showing President Bush handily beating Howard Dean or any other potential Democratic nominee in the November election. That may happen. But let me offer another scenario. Whether it's Howard Dean or Daffy Duck who is nominated by the Democrats this summer, Bush's major opponent is going to have a lock on anywhere from...

<p>The absence of Republican primary challengers is allowing President Bush to campaign for centrist swing voters with a freedom that he lacked in 2000, when he ran to the right of rival Sen. John McCain.</p> <p>"We haven't been forced to make a choice between activating our base and appealing to mainstream voters," said Bush campaign spokesman Terry Holt.</p>