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Michael James Badnarik (/bædˈnɑːrɪk/ bad-NAR-ik;
August 1, 1954 –
August 11, 2022) was an
American software engineer,
political figure, and
radio talk...
- convention, on
behalf of the U.S.
Libertarian Party,
nominated Michael Badnarik for
president and
Richard Campagna for vice
president in the 2004 presidential...
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campaign donation because it
excluded Michael Badnarik, the
Libertarian candidate. (Only Bush, Kerry, and
Badnarik had
ballot access in Arizona.) In the complaint...
- The 2004
presidential campaign of
Michael Badnarik,
software engineer and
candidate for the
Texas legislature in 2000 and 2002,
began on
February 17, 2003...
- the
Electoral College. They were:
Michael Badnarik / Richard Campagna,
Libertarian Party (campaign).
Badnarik was
nominated on the
third ballot and Campagna...
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political figure who was the vice-presidential
running mate of
Michael Badnarik of the
Libertarian Party in the 2004 U.S.
presidential election. Richard...
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Libertarian nomination for president,
facing fellow candidates Michael Badnarik and
Aaron Russo.
Nolan had to
resign from his
radio show due to a law that...
- King", an
episode of
Stargate SG-1 Good To Be King, a 2004 book by
Michael Badnarik "It's good to be the king", a
catch phrase from the 1981 Mel
Brooks film...
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Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia,
Memorial Day w****end, May 27 to May 31.
Michael Badnarik was
chosen as the party's
presidential candidate,
beating out Gary Nolan...
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Independent Ralph Nader/Peter
Camejo 465,650 0.38%
Libertarian Michael Badnarik/Richard
Campagna 397,265 0.32%
Constitution Michael Peroutka/Chuck Baldwin...
