Retired West Virginia engineer won the nomination of the  yesterday at the party's National Convention in , Alabama. He won on the second ballot, defeating tax accessor of Pennsylvania, who initially ran unopposed. Party Chairman Toby Davis of Mississippi received the nomination. Fellure, 79, has run for president in every election since , though usually as a  . This run marks his first as a member of the Prohibition Party. On his campaign website, he cites the as his presidential platform, and calls for the teaching of the Bible in public schools, criminalization of  , and the elimination of  , the and . On economics, he supports reducing taxes and balancing the federal budget.
Retired West Virginia engineer won the nomination of the Prohibition Party yesterday at the party's National Convention in , Alabama. He won on the second ballot, defeating tax accessor of Pennsylvania, who initially ran unopposed. Party Chairman Toby Davis of Mississippi received the nomination. Fellure, 79, has run for president in every election since , though usually as a Republican . This run marks his first as a member of the Prohibition Party. On his campaign website, he cites the as his presidential platform, and calls for the teaching of the Bible in public schools, criminalization of homosexuality , and the elimination of abortion , the and . On economics, he supports reducing taxes and balancing the federal budget.
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