Ben Powers
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Ben Powers (b. July 1973) is a Minnesota politician from Austin. In 2006 he ran for the United States Senate seat being vacated by Mark Dayton under the Constitution Party.
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[edit] Campaign
[edit] Issues
- Pro-Life
- Pro-Family
- Pro-Gun
- Pro-Constitution
- Substantial Tax Reform
- Honest Money
- America First
- Protect Private Property
- Freedom to Farm
- Stronger Rural Representation
- End Taxpayer Funding of Political Parties and Political Candidates
- Equal Ballot Access for All
- End Omnibus Legislation and Unrelated Rider Amendments
- Ending the Iraq war
[edit] News
As of 13oct2006, he is the only ballot-qualified candidate not to be invited to appear on Minnesota Public Television's Almanac program.
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[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Don't Sell Yourself Short! - official 2006 campaign site
