Constitution Party Candidates Plan Democratic Party Takedown
“I’m not going to win. I’m not going to be the next president of the United States,” Randall Terry says.
Strange words from the Constitution Party nominee. So, why is he running?
“If you are a federal candidate,” Terry explains, “you can run ads on a federally licensed television or radio station without censorship.” The stations are prevented by law from refusing or editing political commercials or relegating them to off-peak or graveyard slots. The only obligation on the part of candidates is to pay advertising fees.
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