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The '''America First Party''' is | The '''America First Party''' is the name for several United States political parties: | ||
*[[America First Party (1944)]], an isolationist political party founded by [[Gerald L.K. Smith]] | *[[America First Party (1944)]], an isolationist political party founded by [[Gerald L.K. Smith]] | ||
*[[America First Party (1952)]], nominated [[Douglas MacArthur]] for president. | *[[America First Party (1952)]], nominated [[Douglas MacArthur]] for president. | ||
*[[America First Party (1960)]], [[Perennial candidate]] [[Lawrence Joseph Sarsfield Daly|Lar Daly]] used | *[[America First Party (1960)]], [[Perennial candidate]] [[Lawrence Joseph Sarsfield Daly|Lar Daly]] used the name in the [[U.S. presidential election, 1960|1960 presidential campaign]], where he received 1,767 write-in votes. | ||
*[[America First Party (1990s)]], [[Ralph Forbes]] as | *[[America First Party (1990s)]], [[Ralph Forbes]] as the party's presidential candidate. | ||
*[[America First Party (2002)]], formed by disgruntled members of | *[[America First Party (2002)]], formed by disgruntled members of the United States Reform Party in April 2002 | ||
Not to be confused with: | Not to be confused with: | ||
Latest revision as of 14:12, 28 April 2024
The America First Party is the name for several United States political parties:
- America First Party (1944), an isolationist political party founded by Gerald L.K. Smith
- America First Party (1952), nominated Douglas MacArthur for president.
- America First Party (1960), Perennial candidate Lar Daly used the name in the 1960 presidential campaign, where he received 1,767 write-in votes.
- America First Party (1990s), Ralph Forbes as the party's presidential candidate.
- America First Party (2002), formed by disgruntled members of the United States Reform Party in April 2002
Not to be confused with:
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