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| Name | William P. Kreml |
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Columbia, South Carolina , United States |
| Email | None |
| Website | None |
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August 05, 1941
(82 years)
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| Contributor | Thomas Walker |
| Last Modifed | E Pluribus Unum
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| Info | A retired college professor and author of seven books on political theory and American government, Kreml describes his ideology as "an original political philosophy known as psychological relativism." Kreml previously ran for President in the 1984 New Hampshire primary and the 1992 South Carolina primary -- garnering a small handful of votes each time. He competed in the South Carolina Democratic Caucuses in 2000 -- running a symbolic protest campaign on the issue of campaign finance reform -- and captured 107 votes (3rd place - 1.1%). On his site, Kreml explained that he "will deliberately not report one well-publicized contribution [received by his campaign] to the Federal Election Commission. This act of civil disobedience is designed to encourage the US Supreme Court to revisit ... the entire campaign finance reform issue, as well as encourage the Congress to pass a meaningful campaign finance law."
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