Earlier today, October 14th, Socialist Party USA presidential candidate Brian Moore went on Neil Cavuto’s FOX News show. The interview can be viewed below.

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Tonight at 8PM ET on Restore the Republic Radio Boston Tea Party candidate Charles Jay will be on to discuss his candidacy for president. You can tune in at http://rtrradio.com/. Once again, if IPR readers would like me to ask him any specific questions I will try to add them to our interview.

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In a series of press releases, John Murphy – an independent running for Congress in Pennsylvania’s 16th District – has announced some good news and the bad news.
First, the good news: Murphy has been endorsed by Howard Zinn, the world-famous historian and activist. He is most famous for writing “The People’s History of [...]

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From Marketwatch.com:
Cindy Sheehan, candidate for Congress, has gone public with her challenge to debate Nancy Pelosi in the race for San Francisco’s 8th Congressional District.
“We’ve been asking for a debate with Pelosi for months now, and she’s ignored us,” said Sheehan. “I’m ready to debate her at any time and at any place. From [...]

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I am heading out of town for a while, so I figured I’d go ahead and give my guess about the vote totals for alternative party presidential candidates to leave you with something to talk about. I will refrain on offering a final prediction on the overall winner, though right now I expect the [...]

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Montana’s Missoulian reports on Libertarian Stan Jones’s third run for governor of that state. Jones has also run twice for U.S. Senate, and “usually draws 7,500 to 10,500 votes in general elections, good for 2 percent to 3 percent of the total, after raising little or no money.” The newspaper says while Jones [...]

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Minnesota Public Radio broadcast profiles of Libertarian U.S. Senate candidate Charles Aldrich and Constitution Party candidate James Niemackl:

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The America First Party’s National Committee has “voted to encourage voters to vote for either Bob Barr, of the Libertarian Party, or Chuck Baldwin, of the Constitution Party,” the party announced. The AFP “stated that both candidates have ‘achieved ballot access in enough states to have a theoretical possibility of winning the presidential election’ [...]

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