Independents
Appeal to Jesse Ventura, Ralph Nader, and Ross Perot to Unify the Movement
February 5.
Our country now has tens of millions of independents. We are connected by our
mistrust of politicians and parties, the need for reforming our political
process and our opposition to the corrupting influence of special interests in
government and elections.
This movement has taken different forms over the years: 20 million votes for
Ross Perot; Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura's election; John McCain's huge
popularity in the presidential primaries; Ralph Nader's 2.7 million votes in the
last election; popular support for term limits, campaign finance reform and
non-partisan debates. The independent movement is out here growing, but waiting
to be led.
Now, there must be a coming together of independents across the ideological
divide - from the center, left and right. We must find a way to overcome narrow
interests, connect with the entire independent movement and unify its
leadership. It's not about ideology! It's about joining together to confront
corrupt special interest control of our government!
Therefore, we, the undersigned, join with the initiators of this petition in
calling for a MILLION INDEPENDENTS MARCH ON WASHINGTON. We want to unify. We
can't do it without you coming together to lead. It's time to show America that
independents are strong and united.
Co-Initiators:
Dean Barkley, Chair, Governor Jesse Ventura's 1998 Election Committee; former
Chair, Minnesota Independence Party
Kingsley Brooks, Chairman, Natural Law Party
Linda Curtis, founding member, Austin Independents
Joyce Dattner, Chair, County Council San Francisco Reform Party
Dr. Lenora Fulani, Chair, Committee for a Unified Independent Party (CUIP)
Wayne Griffin, Chair, United Citizens Party of South Carolina
Frank MacKay, Chairman, Independence Party of New York
Jim Mangia, Founding National Secretary, Reform Party
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Send petitions to: Committee for a Unified Independent Party (CUIP)
225 Broadway, Suite 2010, New York, NY 10007
Call: 212-803-1880; 800-288-3201
Fax: 212-803-1899
Email: national@cuip.org