Announcing Constitution Party Presidential Candidate Michael A. Peroutka

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[constitution_party_voter]

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 woman only and requires the approval of no government. And he wants to restore our original representative Constitutional republic -- which was never a "democracy."

One of five children of Anthony and Elizabeth Peroutka, Michael has served as a law partner with his brother, Stephen, for the past eighteen years in the Pasadena, Maryland law firm of Peroutka and Peroutka, P.A.. During that time he has been active in pro- life issues and has assisted and founded many organizations including "The Institute on the Constitution" that seeks to educate Americans about their own history, heritage and form of government. It was his passion for learning about and restoring Constitutional government in his home state that led him to the Constitution Party and its dedication to principle over politics.

A graduate of Loyola College in Maryland and the University of Baltimore School of Law, Michael has been active in the Constitution Party for several years and currently serves as Chairman of the Constitution Party of Maryland and is on the Executive Committee of the National Party.

Early in his professional career Michael found himself unwittingly involved in a vast criminal enterprise - an experience which dramatically altered his life's work and helped to chart the path to his intended candidacy for public office. While employed at the United States Department of Health and Human Services as a young attorney, Michael realized that none of the programs on which he was working were authorized by the United States Constitution and were therefore unlawful.

Michael lives with his wife, Diane, and their children, Timothy, Patrick and Elizabeth in Millersville, Md. He is a Bible-believing Christian.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

bttt

[ambrose]

ping

[areafiftyone]

Welcome to Free Republic!

[goldstategop]

He's a good man. But he also has no chance in November.

[Peace will be here soon]

I have been looking into Constitution Party in the recent weeks, and they may very well be getting my vote in November.

[Tempest]

Another loud mouth do nothing 3rd part candidate!

Yah!!!!

[zbigreddogz]

Thanks for introducing us to the latest political joke.

[CyberCowboy777]

Michael realized that none of the programs on which he was working were authorized by the United States Constitution and were therefore unlawful.


If nothing else I hope this get repeated time and time again.

[Bikers4Bush]

Bump for later and welcome.

[John Lenin]

Don't let Pat Buchannan anywhere near this party and it might survive.

[k2blader]

Bump, and welcome to FR.

Don't mind the trolls (#3 & 7).

:-)

[k2blader]

Oh, and #8.

[COBOL2Java]

If the Democratic Party begins to go the way of the Whigs maybe the Constitution Party can fill the void...

[Ladytotheright]

Are you trying to hand the election to Lurch???

[MEGoody]

I'd love to see the Constitution party gain momentum and become a viable third party. I doubt it will be able to do so this year.

[Howlin]

That's the general idea.

[xzins]

I will predict with 99.99999999% certainty that the next president of the US will be either the Republican or the Democratic nominee. Mark this down.

Get with me the day after the election in November and let's see if I was right. Barring California dropping into the sea (and probably even that), then I will have been right.

[colorado tanker]

"The Constitution Party"

When Bill Owens first ran for Governor he had a very tight race with the incumbant Lieutenant Governor. The Constitution Party ran against him because even though Owens is pro-life and pro-Second Amendment, they had quibbles with his policies. They darn near put a liberal Democrat in office, in which case we would not have had CCW or many other reforms, and would not have had an attractive, conservative candidate for President in 2006.

So what's the point of this candidacy - to try to elect John Kerry, Ted Kennedy's best friend???

[exnavy]

Welcome to FR, definitly a good man, and a party who's time has come, depends who the dimocrats put up, but, my vote will be for the better of the to big party guys. At least until the dimwits have disbanded.