Potential 2012 Independent Presidential Candidate
'Naked Cowboy'
Robert Burck
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Empire State Building. Carnegie Hall. Central Park. Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York Stock Exchange. St. Patrick's Cathedral. Statue of Liberty. Rockefeller Center. Times Square.
Wait. Make that Times Square AND The Naked Cowboy.
Such is the popularity of Robert John Burck, a.k.a The Naked Cowboy, it would be remiss to exclude him from a must-see list for tourists visiting New York City. More so now, after Burck announced his candidacy in September 2010. To date, Burck has still not officially registered his candidacy with the Federal Election Commission.
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Potential 2012 Independent Presidential Candidate
Former Governor of Florida
Charlie Crist
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Crist single term as Governor of Florida is chiefly remembered for his stewardship of the largest tax cut in the state’s history, and the now- derided 'Cover Florida' healthcare proposal.
His decision not to seek reelection and instead contest for the Senate seat spectacularly backfired when he was defeated by fresh-faced Marco Rubio in the Republican primaries. It forced him to run as an independent, which he saw him again losing to Rubio.
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Potential 2012 Independent Presidential Candidate
Retired Middle Class American
Charles Harvey
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A non-traditionalist would perhaps be the perfect term to describe Charles Harvey. Throughout his life, the Navy Vet has repeatedly overcome the odds by choosing the road less traveled.
He believes that his wealth of experience and grasp of the prevailing sentiments of the man on the street, gives him a unique advantage in hauling America back to a sensible path and in the process, regain the respect and goodwill we’ve lost to the world.
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Potential 2012 Independent Presidential Candidate
Computer Technician
Becky Rusher
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Despite being politically unaffiliated, Becky Rusher feels compelled to dive into the 2012 presidential election as she believes that the elected members of Congress have forgotten their fundamental tasks as the representatives of the American people.
She finds the political culture of the country as incredibly damaging, and aims to address the deep-seated malaise afflicting the political establishment using simple common sense.
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