Throughout the 2008 United States Presidential election campaign, Wikinews reporters have been talking to candidates of all political stripes, looking for their vision of America and campaign stories. This series continues now with Frank McEnulty.
McEnulty has an interesting campaign. On July 21, he wrote on his site, explaining his multiple campaigns:
To that end, I am continuing my independent run for president in the other states in which the Reform Party does not have ballot access. I firmly believe the answer for a better America is in a strong, viable third party that will address the views and needs of the Moderate Majority Americans being ignored by the Democrats and Republicans.
I want to reiterate that I am still the New American Independent Party Presidential candidate for the 2008 election and have discussed this strategy at length with Michael Thompson the Chairman of the NAIP. We are continuing our ballot access efforts and hope that this latest development will help our message to be heard in more states. Thank you for your continued support.
Third party candidates: Why should Americans vote for you, your party, and your campaign's platform?
Independent candidates: Why should Americans vote for you and your campaign's platform?
The election is nearing, and campaigns for all parties are reaching their final leg. What are your plans for the remaining weeks of the campaign? How will you continue to build on the awareness and momentum of your campaign?
If you aren't elected President in this election, can we expect to see your return to the ballot in 2012?
If readers are interested in your campaign, in what ways can they get involved?

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Frank McEnulty continues White House run for New American, Reform parties, independently; talks to Wikinews