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Personal Choice Party


Charles Jay
Presidential Nominee
Marilyn Chambers Taylor
Vice Presidential Nominee



This is an unusual political party, to say the least. Jay is heavily involved in boxing and gambling. He's the publisher of a sports gambling Website. Taylor, his running mate, is a well-known pornography movie star and owner of a gun shop. It may come as no surprise then that their principal positions include:
  • Legalizing gambling nationwide
  • Abandoning all restrictions on firearms ownership
  • Opposing government involvement in most private ethical issues, from gay marriage, to abortion or euthanasia and strongly supporting civil liberties
Their largely libertarian viewpoint also leads them to support:
  • Withdrawing American troops from Iraq as soon as possible
  • Eliminating the Federal income tax
  • Supporting home schooling and school "choice"
  • Turning over America's national parks to private interests
  • Eliminating Social Security

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