Darcy Richardson, the historian who challenged U.S. Barack Obama in several 2012 Democratic Party primary races, has notified Wikinews he will now "actively seek" the presidential nominations of the Reform Party of the United States of America and several third parties with single-state . Reform Party presidential candidate  . Richardson initially ran as a alternative to Obama, concerned largely with the president's economic policies. Discussing his qualms in detail during a November 2011 Wikinews interview, Richardson cited Obama's extension of the , his inability to include a in his , his failure to renew the and pass legislation, and his seeming reluctance to defend and . He also mentioned Obama's continued use of the  and prosecution of the .
Darcy Richardson, the historian who challenged U.S. Barack Obama in several 2012 Democratic Party primary races, has notified Wikinews he will now "actively seek" the presidential nominations of the Reform Party of the United States of America and several third parties with single-state . Reform Party presidential candidate Darcy Richardson . Richardson initially ran as a alternative to Obama, concerned largely with the president's economic policies. Discussing his qualms in detail during a November 2011 Wikinews interview, Richardson cited Obama's extension of the , his inability to include a in his , his failure to renew the and pass legislation, and his seeming reluctance to defend and . He also mentioned Obama's continued use of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp and prosecution of the .
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