September 27, 1722 - October 2, 1803 Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts Education: Master of Arts, Harvard. (Politician) 1765 Tax-collector; Elected to Massachusetts Assembly; 1774 Massachusetts Delegate to the First Continental Congress; 1776 Signed Declaration of Independence; 1781 Member of Massachusetts State constitutional convention; 1789 Appointed Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts; 1794-'97 Elected Governor of Massachusetts.

 

Patrick Henry: May 29, 1736 - June 6, 1799. Birthplace: Hanover County, Virginia.  Education: (Lawyer, Politician). 1765 Elected to Virginia House of Burgesses; 1769 Admitted to the Bar of the General Court in Virginia; 1774 Elected to the Continental Congress; 1775 Virginia Militia Leader; 1776-1778, 1784 Governor of Virginia.

 

George Mason: December 11, 1725 - October 7, 1792. Birthplace: Fairfax County, Virginia. Education: Self - Family Library. 1776 Wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights. 1786 Representative of Virginia as a delegate in Philadelphia to revise the Articles of Confederation. 1788 Delegate in the Constitutional Convention  - considered the "Father of the Bill of Rights" from his adamant insistence of their inclusion. 1791 Bill of Rights ratified, based primarily on George Mason's Virginia Declaration of Rights.

 

March 16, 1751- June 28, 1836 Birthplace: Port Conway, Virginia. Education, 1769-1771 College of New Jersey (later to become Princeton University). 1771-1772 Extended study (theology) with College President, John Witherspoon. 1776-79 Virginia state legislature. 1780-83 delegate to the Continental Congress.1787 One of 3 authors to the Federalist Papers. (Later opposed federalists). 1787 Delegate, Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. 1809­1817 Fourth President of the United States.

 

Edmund Pendleton September 9, 1721 - October 23, 1803. Birthplace: Caroline County, Virginia. Education: Informal. 1741 Practiced Law (Lawyer), Licensed; 1745 General court; 1751 Appointed Justice of Caroline County; 1752-1776 Member of the Virginia House of Burgesses; 1774-75 Represented Virginia at the Continental Congress; 1775 President of the Virginia Committee of Safety; 1775-76 President of Virginia Conventions; 1776 first Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates, appointed reviser of the statute laws of Virginia; 1777 First Judge of the High Court of Chancery; 1778-1803 President of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals; 1788 President of the Virginia Ratification Convention; 1788 Mr. Pendleton refused an appointment to the Federal judiciary.

 

John Marshall,  September 24, 1755 - June 6, 1835; Birthplace: Germantown (now Midland) in what became Fauquier County, Virginia. Served first as lieutenant,  then in 1778 as captain in the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War. 1777-1778 spent the winter of  with the troops in Valley Forge. 1781 Resigned his military commission and studied law practicing in Fauquier County and later in Richmond. From this time, he maintained leadership of the bar of Virginia. 1782-91 and 1795-1797 member of the Virginia assembly . 1788 Leading part in the Virginia convention called to act on the proposed Constitution of the United States. 1795 offered the attorney-generalship and the position of the Minister to France in 1796; Declining both offers made by Washington . 1797-98 France as one of the three commissioners appointed by John Adams to adjust the differences between the young republic and the directory. 1799 Patrick Henry aided Marshall's election as a Federalist to the House of Representatives. 1800 - 1801 Secretary of State under Adams. January 31, 1801 appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. While Secretary he presided as Chief Justice...........

 

John Adams: October 30, 1735 - July 4, 1826. Birthplace: Braintree, MA. Education: (at age 16) 1751-1755 Harvard College. 1756-1759 Taught school at Worchester. 1765 Opponent of the Stamp Act. 1765 Wrote the "Braintree Instructions". 1768 Wrote "True Sentiments of America". 1774 and from 1775 to 1778 First and second Continental Congress. 1776 wrote "Thoughts on Government". 2nd President President of the United States March 4, 1797 ­ March 4, 1801.

 

Thomas Jefferson: 13 April 1743 - July 4, 1826. Birthplace: Shadwell, then Edge Hill, Virginia. Education: From James Maury 1758 to 1760 in Fredericksville Parish; 1760-1762 William and Mary College (Lawyer); 1767 Virginia bar; 1769 Virginia House of Burgesses; 1775-76 Delegate Continental Congress; 1776-79 Virginia House of Delegates; 1779, 1780 Governor of Virginia; 1782 England to treat for peace Gr. Britain; 1784 Associate Envoy to France; 1785 Minister to the French Court; 1789 Secretary of State; 1793 Established Democratic-Republican party; 1796 Vice President of the United States; Third President of the United States, 1801;

 

The American Patriot Party State of Oregon Elections Division.

The American Patriot Party promotes candidates that believe in the original intent for a free country as outlined by the originating founders of these free and independent states and these United States.

2008 and 2012 Ron Paul Endorsement

Full Party Statement on the 2008 Elections.

Full Party Statement on the 2012 Elections.

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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT PARTY

 2012 Elections Statement
American Patriot Party Candidate and Candidate Endorsement Form.

This election presents continued opportunity to advance Constitutional Education and participation of Constitution principled Candidates.

The American Patriot Party of Oregon suggests:

1.) Supporting candidates at all levels that support strict adherence to the Constitution and Original Intents of the Founding Fathers.


2.) This Party suggests a Vote of No Confidence in the present Republican and Democratic parties status quo by:

  a.) NOT voting for Obama, who continues to exceed the limited delegated powers granted the federal 
  b.) NOT voting for Rick Perry who actually campaigned for Al Gore; Who is aligned with foreign interests, and has ties with the Builderburg group of international bankers.
  c.) NOT voting for Mitt Romney who has made speeches on Global Warming, gun limitations and like Rick Perry aligns himself with Al Gore Democrats.
  d.) NOT voting for Gingrich who had conspired with Clinton throughout his terms as speaker to limit our rights, had helped Clinton's "War on the west" against private property,  increased government and government debt and grant exclusive privileges to large corporations, unions and special interests;

                Has your memory failed you? That fact about Newt Gingrich should be first on your mind; THEN consider the next layers of corruption this criminal has involved himself in which include huge payments he received over the past decade from the federally backed housing agency Freddie Mac.

Newt Gingrich is a neocon, a champion of the corporate state and that of perpetual war. Do you want to sacrifice your children for him? Because it will in fact be for him alone and not the country and not for freedom and not for the constitution. It will be for blind, ignorant nationalism;

 Which is exactly the opposite of what the Founders intended and established.

   e.) NOT voting for Rick Santorum who voted to raise the debt limit 4 or 5 times to maintain big government bureaucracy, is another war monger and will attempt to control states from the federal pulpit.

All who intend to ignore the Constitution and continue the status quo of big, wasteful and invasive government regulations using the Federal Government outside the limited delegated powers. 

None who wish to follow the Constitutions limits on federal power but to expand them.


3.) The American Patriot Party officially endorses  Ron Paul of the Republican Party for President of the United States..

Ron paul has a long record of limiting the federal government and working to keep the federal government within it's delegated powers.


4.) GET THE WORD OUT! Place news paper ads;

    a.) 50.oo will usually buy a block of 5 ads in free papers such as Nickel papers under automotive and other much read categories.
    b.) Get out the vote and while you do, get educated by reading the Founders letters.


5.) By voting for Constitutional minded candidates at all levels of representative positions, this will begin to build a voter and candidate base for Constitutional ideals, which have so long been ignored by our governments and representatives;


6.) Do not simply take for granted that a person who claims to be a Tea Party candidate is one; Be educated so that you know what a Constitutional Candidate Actually "IS".

    a.) Greater votes cast toward Constitutionally minded candidates will embolden more citizens with like principles to run for office, make changes, and encourage others.
     b.) Review and Join, Ron Paul's Campaign for Liberty;


7.) Look for candidates that openly intend to:

   a.) Remove the income tax and IRS
   b.) Transfer all federal lands and offices to ownership and control of counties thereby removing the federal leverage and use of mandates placed upon the states.
   c.) Reduce Government by putting a Freeze on federal and state hiring.
   d.) Remove Unions from government.
   e.) Make all government salaries no greater than the average salary of the non-corporate non-union non-government county citizen salaries of the county they are employed.
   f.) Remove all State born Exclusive Privileges (Corporations, Unions, Tax supported Special Interests, Undelegated or mandated state and federal bureaucracies) and Zoning.
  g.) Limit government employment to 4 years, making government employment a SERVITUDE and NOT a Profession.


8.) Support Ron Paul at Ron Paul 2012.COM


9.) Join the Campaign for Liberty at Campaign for Liberty.ORG