Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Star Parker
She got only 22.7% of the vote so she certainly fails . As for those "secondary sources" mentioned by Lionel, I'm not seeing them. Google News Archive finds things BY her, not about her. She writes a syndicated column, but that's not enough by itself to satisfy . Her books are published by Thomas Nelson, a Bible publisher which also has a self-publishing arm; self-published books fail . Of the six references listed at the article, two are self-referential including her campaign website; one is just the secretary of state for the election results; the "Value Voters Summit" link is to the VVS webpage and does not mention her; the "KTTU" link is to the station's webpage, not to the article cited; the only thing that is actually a secondary source about her is the ''Christianity Today'' story, which is behind a registration wall but does appear to be about her. That alone does not add up to significant secondary coverage, so she fails  based on what I am seeing
— User:MelanieN, 00:52, 26 February 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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