Quotable: "I am no politician, but I care about making a difference in our country and in our world.  And so I want to take the unprecedented step of going from 'normal guy' to President in one leap." 
"No longer acceptable will be attitudes or phrases such as, 'We've never done it that way before', 'Democrats and Republicans don't get along', or 'I'll vote for this if you vote for that'.  We must try different ways: work together as Americans, examine every issue and make the right decision based solely on the facts of each issue."

Quotable: "Now, you the voter, have a true citizen’s candidate.  I am here to represent the 'little guy' of America."  
 

Quotable: "Just as I am running for President, I encourage you, to run for political office.  Only with the election of a truly conservative President and a strong conservative majority in Congress can we return conservative principles and heartland values to government."

Quotable: "First and foremost, I believe that a group of 5 skilled carpenters can be of 5 different faiths, have 5 different beliefs or philosophies and still build a strong house together.  Unity to complete a goal can be assembled even in our diversity...  Cooperation must extend beyond the 'hot' topics and we must be able to work together, even through our diversity. Simply put, we will not all agree, but we can work together to make this an UNDIVIDED country.  I am not saying that social issues are not important, but Government should not be stifled due to disagreement over these issues, and the work must go on."
 

Quotable: "I am so concerned about the heartless destruction of stable, affordable American middle class family life, that I am 'testing the waters' for the 2008 GOP nomination.  I believe that the first policy considerations of any administration should be about the enhancement of family stability and the affordability of middle class life."

Quotable: "I’m running to give voice to the dramatic shift in consciousness many Americans are experiencing.  And to help facilitate the rapid advance of a new paradigm that will restore our American Republic.  And I’m running to stop the violence in Iraq as fast as possible.  Little else can be achieved while both our soldiers and Iraqis are getting killed and maimed every day..." 

Quotable: "I realize that a write-in campaign for President of the United States is beyond a long-shot, but if we can make enough noise and get enough people to notice then maybe we can get the “big boys” to start to think about doing what is right for America and not just for their little corner of the world.  I still believe that most people think that this is the greatest country in which to live, but that we are starting to lose our way.  Let’s get back on the path to being what America is all about, which is being the best place for everyone to live, work and play – not just a special place for special groups." 

Quotable: "My decision to run for the Presidential Office comes from my realization that nearly every problem facing this country today could be solved by returning to the U.S. Constitution and the principles which guided our Founding Fathers."

Quotable: "Our elected representatives have abandoned the interests of the people. It's time to negate the special interest groups and make public policy benefiting the people instead of a privileged few."
"Approaches Richard Michael Smith will take: Do the right thing for the country.  Simplify - eliminate the clutter - eliminate the waste.  Change management: something stops, something starts.  Produce Better Government - give the People what they're paying for.  Use a common-sense business approach, combined with unyielding integrity, to solve the problems." 
 

Quotable: "The sole purpose of running for president is to raise the level of humanity in America and the world.  To raise the awareness of respect for racial and religious equality.  I intend to change the humanistic direction of leadership, creating waves of peace with the international community and began the process of human revolution.  A bloodless humanistic development of the spirit and of the soul, so that we may embrace one another with true compassion and respect."

Quotable: "John has spent his life making this a better world for White people.  He has a heavy compassion for his own Race and a remarkable belief in White unity.  He also holds an undeniable hope for the United States of America and its White citizens."

Wyatt Chesney of AZ (Ref.): chesney2008.tz4.com (now inactive)
Accountant in Phoenix, AZ.  Attended Arizona State University, majoring in accounting.  Born April 17, 1969.
"Wyatt Chesney is not your average political candidate. He doesn't dance to the tune of left and right partisan politics. He has developed an agenda with the people on his mind, and the issues in his heart."

March 7, 2006 grab