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Date Posted: 03/ 1/04 2:47:26pm
Author: Joe Goustin
Author Host/IP: 68.162.36.89
Subject: "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ... ?"

"WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ... ?"

With Kerry on the brink of locking up the nomination -- and with President Bush having never seriously been threatened for renomination -- we figured it was time to update you on some of the more colorful unknowns seeking the Presidency.
Many of these folks have been profiled here in the past in our regular HE'S NEVER HEARD OF YOU, EITHER blog feature. The best performance thus far from this group goes to peace candidate Bill Wyatt (R) -- the guy, pictured at left, who is pioneering the free distribution of message t-shirts to promote his campaign -- as he secured ballot spots in New Hampshire (15th place - 153 votes), Missouri (2nd place - 1% - 1,269 votes) and Oklahoma (2nd place - 10% - 6,621 votes). Wyatt next faces off against Bush in Louisiana on March 9th. Businessman Blake Ashby made it onto the ballot in NH (12th place - 264 votes) and his home state of Missouri (3rd place - 981 votes). On the Democratic side, gadfly conspiracy candidate Randy Crow -- the guy who alleges that a secret federal force "had some weird blood work done on me or possibly put a computer chip in me" -- was on the ballot in NH (15th place - 60 votes). He is also on the ballot in Texas tomorrow. GOP hopeful Bob Haines -- who was jailed on a violation of parole charge shortly before he appeared on the NH ballot (10th place - 579 votes) -- is reportedly behind bars again on other outstanding criminal matters in Pennsylvania. Vermin Supreme (D) only competed in the DC primary. As for the rest we profiled -- Millie Howard, Jim Taylor, Ed O'Donnell, Caroline Killeen, Tom "Billy Jack" Laughlin, Willie Carter, Katherine Bateman, and John Buchanan -- they all appear to have ended their runs after the New Hampshire primary.

from Politics1.com...

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