Citizens For Reform Party
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The Citizens For Reform Party (CIFORE) is small political party created in 2005. Based in the mid-western United States, CIFORE has members throughout the United States[citation needed]. The party was created to directly oppose both the Republican and Democratic parties. However without the national prominence of these parties, CIFORE is not a part of the national face of American politics. Party founder, Clifford Allen Englerth gives speeches/writes about many of the issues confronting society in America. (see group page for more info)
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[edit] Ideology
According to their group page, CIFORE is in favor of a safer more controlled border policy. They have asked for an overhaul of the education system accusing the current system to be a failure. They also look to have honestly in government. Members have also spoken out against raising the minimum wage. Also have voiced their support of the war on terrorism.
[edit] History
The most prominent politician CIFORE has endorsed is the now current mayor of Rockford, Illinois, Larry Morrisey.
[edit] Membership
CIFORE has members in Illinois, California, Nebraska, North Carolina, and Louisiana.
