As Promised Over 100 Candidates for the Election in 2008

2008 Presidential Candidates

We'll Start with the Others:

Other:
Stephen Adams
Independent
Donald Kenneth Allen
Independent
Thomas Wayne Allen
Other
Yul L. Anderson
None
Jose Miguel Aparicio
Independence
Blake Ashby
Independent
Jared Arlen Ball
Green Party
Jon Jay Banks
Libertarian
Terry Lee Barkdull
Unknown
Michael W. Bay
Other
William David Beadles
Citizen's
Carl Durantye Belle
Independent
William F. Berg
Independent
Sheila Bilyeu
Independent
David Michael Bishop
Other
Greg Black
Independent
John Douglas Blyth
Independent
Matthew Jay Borman
American
Jacques Yves Boulerice
Native American
John Taylor Bowles
Other
J. Boydston
Constitution
Jeffrey Earl Brown
Independent
Dan Byron Canfield
None
Myrtle Charlotte Carlyle
None
Jerry Leon Carroll
Other
James Harlin Carter
Other
Janice Marie Chase
Other
Jeanne Chebib
Unknown
Liza Dawn Cherricks
Independent
Todd Marvin Clayton
Constitution
Michael James Cortney
Independent
Eric Leland Creviston
Unknown
Claire Elisabeth Fields Cruise
Independent
Orion Karl Daley
Independent
HRM Caesar St Augustine De Buonaparte
Other
Michael Christopher Dutcher
Independent
Earnest Lee Easton
Independent
Max Englerius
Other
Clarita Fazzari
Independent
Bennie Lee Ferguson
Independent
Richard Earl Fleharty
Independent
Ida Cecilia Garza
Independent
Mark Blair Graham
Unknown
Peter Samuel Grasso
Independent
Jon A. Greenspon
No Party Affiliation
Jackson Kirk Grimes
United Fascist Union
William Long Hale
Independent
Albert Hamburg
Independent
Dennis M Hanaghan
Independent
Curtis Hayward
Independent
John Robert Henry
Independent
Samuel B. Hoff
Independent
Daniel J. Imperato
Independent
William Michael Ingram
Independent
Robert Garrison Jackson
Libertarian
Michael Paul Jingozian
Libertarian
Stanton T. Jolley
Independent
Arnold Matthew Jones
Independent
Robert Coleman Jorgensen
Other
Daniel Melzine Kingery
None
David Allen Koch
None
Steve W. Kubby
Libertarian
Christopher Lafontaine
Unknown
God Johan Josephe Lally
Other
Kip Lee
Libertarian
Jared Benjamin Lee
Independent
Joseph Felix Leonaitis
Independent
Bradley K. Lord-Leutwyler
None
Steven Douglas Mabey
Unknown
Mike Benjamin Martisko
Other
Joseph Martyniuk
Independent
James Hatton McCall
Independent
Frank Edward McEnulty
None
Megally Megally
Independent
Kent Philip Mesplay
Green Party
Joseph C. Miechowicz
Independent
Hubert Billy Miles
None
Robert W. Milnes
Libertarian
Omar Jones Monahan
None
Brian Joseph Moran
Other
Howard Louis Moxham
Independent
George C. Nelson
Other
Sandra Queen Noble
None
Lawrence Anthony Obern
Unknown
Glenda Gail Parker
Unknown
Jeffrey Charles Petkevicius
Independent
George David Joseph Phillies
Libertarian
Matthew D. Pinnavaia
Other
Deshon Porter
Independent
James John Prattas
Independent
Madison Augustine Primus
Other
Ralph Marshall Robinson
Independent
Paul Russell Rosenberger
Unknown
Gary W. Ruff
Independent
Cameron Sadovsky
Independent
Joseph Charles Schriner
None
Larry Joseph Schuetter
Other
Jonathon Sharkey
Independent
Christine Smith
Libertarian
Douglas Stanhope
Libertarian
Michael Sugerman
Independent
Kat Swift
Green Party
Charles Joseph Leo Symonds
Unknown
Edward Anthony Szynalski
Independent
Nanci Jean Taylor
Independent
Ben Thompson
Unknown
Linda Tompkins-Reagan
Independent
Bruce Calvin Trask
Reform
Da Vid
The Light Party
Hugh Wallace
Independent
Lanakila Washington
Independent
James Louis Dezort Watchman
Independent
Thomas Wells
Other
Ruth Bryant White
Independent
Jomo K. Manual Williams
Other
Kelcey Brian Wilson
Other
Robert B. Winn
Independent
Frank ZilaitisRepublicans:
Virginia E. Algar
Michael Andrew Arterburn
George Brent Bailey
Jedidiah Elijah Wendell Kennedy Banks
Daniel James Barnett
William Hobert Blakley
Dewey R. Broughman
Samuel D. Brownback
Edward Allan Buck
William Jason Burns
John Lee Campbell
Anthony Lungo Carter
Eamon Patrick Clune
James Cooper
Hugh Cort
John H. Cox
Susan Gail Ducey
Lowell Jackson Fellure
H Neal Fendig
Robert Leonard Forthan
David Ernst Furniss
Anne Hart Geisler
Daniel A. Gilbert
James S. Gilmore
Rudolph W. Giuliani
Raymond Ferrill Green
Joe Honeychurch
Albert B. Howard
Mildred T. Howard
Michael D. Huckabee
Duncan L. Hunter
Alexander Michael Huton
Jerry Roland Johnson
Timothy Charles Kalemkarian
Alan L. Keyes
Mark Irwin Klein
William Ronald Koenig
Philip A. Kok
Yaphet Kotto
Alden Link
Elvena E. Lloyd-Duffie
Stephen D. Macmillan
Yehanna Joan/Mary Malone
Greg Martin
John Sidney McCain
Raymond Louis McKinney
Prince Michael
Steven Edward Mirabella
James Creighton Mitchell
Robert Edward Moreau
Abdul (Kareem) Muhammad
Jesus Bilal Islam Allah Muhammed
Frederick Eugene Ogin
Ronald Ernest Paul
Rajesh Srinivasa Raghavan
Charles G. Railey
William Nathaniel Raven
Willard Mitt Romney
Kamal Karna R Reverend Roy
Marshall Samuel Sanders
Launeil Neil Sanders
Jack Shepard
Freddy Irwin Sitnick
Richard Michael Smith
Rhett R. Smith
Michael Charles Smith
Keith Robert Sprankle
Johns Wallace Stevenson
Tom Gerald Tancredo
Fred Dalton Thompson
Tommy G. Thompson
Corrogan R. Vaughn
Charles Gordon Vick
Virgil L. R. Wiles
Marc Wolin
Vernon Edgar Wuensche
Eugene Robert Zarwell

Democrats:
Laura Davis Aaron
Roland G. Aranjo
Warren Roderick Ashe
George H. Ballard
Joseph R. Biden
Christina Gerasimos Billings-Elias
Robert Edwin Boyer
Ryan Joseph Brady
Emperor Caesar
Raymond Joseph Caplette
Willie Felix Carter
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Randolph Wilson Crow
Jack L Dietz
Christopher J. Dodd
John Reid Edwards
Philip Epstein
Lou-Gary Espinosa
Nickolas Bevan Farmer
Michael Keith Forrester
Heather Fox
Dory Frank
Donald Robert Gillen
Wrendo Johnson P. Godwin
Maurice Robert Gravel
Gerald Lamar Hankins
Henry Hewes
William Charles Hughes
Darrel Reece Hunter
Keith Russell Judd
John Joseph Kennedy
Karl Everett Krueger
Dennis J. Kucinich
Dal Anthony LaMagna
Monroe Lee
Frank Lynch
John Christopher Mason
Orleans Victor Mcfoy
Lee L. Mercer
Sal Mohamed
Grover Cleveland Mullins
Barack Hussein Obama
Michel Anissa Powell
Larry Keith Reed
Bill Richardson
Ole' Savior
John W. Sawyer
Barbara Ann Scaff
Scott J. Sheldon
James Wellington Wright

None
Information provided by: http://www.vote-smart.org

The Writtten Images Poetry Fest





Recently, our group ventured from our micropolitan town of Milledgeville to the Metropolitan area of Atlanta and visted the Apache Cafe. It was a steamy summer night and the Written Images Poetry Fest was in full effect as various nationally know poets like, Tommy Bottoms and Black Ice took the stage and performed alongside local Atlanta poets. A.A.C. had the esteem honor of participating in this event and we hope to participate in next year's show.




Due to the darkness and inablity to see the LCD we had an ordeal trying to ake a group photo. Here are our attempts.

(Jamie Fleming, Joey Hall, Tamkea Dean, Odinaka Ezeokoli)

OD is just an "O".

Joey is sleeping.

Tameka gets decapitated.

I'm not even going to show you what the pictures of me (Paul Grigsby) look like on stage. Despite this little mishap, we still had fun giving Apache a little dose of A.A.C.

A Curtain Warmer

Recently Art as as Agent for Change was given the distinguished honor of opening up for a production of Ntozake Shange's "For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide when the Rainbow is Enuf".



This is a picture of a portion of the cast getting ready before the show and we are pleased to have musicians Mickey Mack and Yuchuan Chen participate in their first performance with A.A.C. The curtain warmer featured an excerpt from"The Street Corner", a brand new show from A.A.C. "The Street Corner" features a blend of music and poetry that centers on the topic of violence. The show is scheduled to debut during October of 2007. Be There!

(Photo Left to right) Joey Hall, Odinaka
Ezeokoli, Mickey Mack, Yuchuan Chen

A Mic Stand For Darfur

On April, 19th 2007 Art as an Agent for Change held its very own Mic Stand. The show was a fundraiser for UNICEF's emergency relief efforts in Darfur. A. Mic Stand is an event where various artists, persons, etc. take a stand for or against a particular issue. A.A.C. chose this occassion to take a stand against the injustice that is occurring in Sudan. We hope that our efforts make a difference and that we inspire others to also make a difference. Envelopes with a list of all of Georgia's U.S. House and Senate memebers were handed out along with a sample letter at the Mic Stand. The audience was asked to take a letter and write to one of our State Representatives or Senators when they left the show.

An article was published about the event check it out at (copy and paste):

http://media.www.gcsunade.com/media/paper299/

sections/20070427Features.html

A Poetísical

This week at Georgia College & State University Art as an Agent for Change will perform its first live Poetísical. “The Classroom” is an A.A.C. production that blends poetry, comedy, and drama. The show is an effort to take our audience through the reasoning associated with life in a thoughtless world. Where people are often silent and do nothing to control their lives or take control by doing the wrong thing. The show features 15 spoken word pieces twelve of which are original, three written by other artists

Ring


Panama Soweto performs a powerful piece on a few issues that need some attention. Take a look as he rings the bell of freedom.