Public Party; First Definition; What about me?

  Donnie Harold Harris   is affiliated with the Public Party of Indiana and was a write-in candidate for   Governor of Indiana   in the   2012 elections . His running mate was   George Fish . [1] Biography Email  editor@ballotpedia.org  to notify us of updates to this biography. Harris, born on August 1, 1953 [2] , attended 21 different grade schools in Indianapolis and lived in the former Children's Guardian Home on the east side of Indianapolis on several occasions. He graduated from Emmerich Manual High School, served in the U.S. Army as an infantryman and has attended several other universities and schools studying everything from law and philosophy to communications and scientology. He currently runs a 45-year-old remodeling company. [3] Elections 2012 See also:  Indiana gubernatorial and lieutenant gubernatorial election, 2012 Harris was a write-in candidate for  Governor of Indiana  and ran with  George Fish  in the...

I can tell you a few things I stand for. 1. The number one concern is race. Race threw Religion, education, nationality, Family, and skin color. Religion-given rights are like cows getting animal rights. The cow knows not who's garden he eats his way through. For that matter that he is eating through a system. To her, she is eating. 2. Women's rights. Women have the right to be women and the right to decide about their own self-image and body. Women do not need to be like men to be anything. Now we are on the cusp of losing the Identity of man and woman, then family groups and extended families, and then nationality will become burdened Until the planet is full of strangers. Losing touch with ourselves, family, and each other. WE may not change a rock into wine; we can change it into a bottle to carry it in. 3. rd Statehood and states rights. 90% of rights are right at home in your state. Federal is like looking through a thick eyeglass lens to see things through. It should b...