While nearly all cover of the 2008 Presidential election has focused on the Democratic and Republican candidates, the race for the White House also includes independents and third party candidates. These parties represent a variety of views that may not be acknowledged by the major party platforms.
As a non-partisan news source, Wikinews has impartially reached out to these candidates, throughout the campaign. The most recent of our interviews is Laurens, South Carolina's John Taylor Bowles. Mr. Bowles is running with the endorsement of the National Socialist Order of America, a Minnesota-based Neo-Nazi party created after a recent rift in the National Socialist Movement.
Why do you want to be President?
Have you ever run for political office before?
Have you ever been a member of a political party, other than the one you're currently in?
Have you ever campaigned for another political candidate?
What is your current job?
What skills or ideas do you bring from this position, or previous positions, that will benefit the Oval Office?
Obviously, the next American President and his or her administration will face many diverse issues. But if you were to narrow identify the three most important issues, what would they be? How will you address these issues?
Campaigning for the American presidency is one of the most expensive exercises in the world. How do you deal with the cost and fundraising?
Do you have a running mate yet? Who are they? What are you/were you looking for in a running mate?
Can you win the 2008 Presidential election? Can any third party or independent candidate ever win?
If you can't make it into the Oval Office, who would you prefer seeing taking the presidency?
What should the American people keep in mind, when heading to the polls this November?

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Wikinews interviews John Taylor Bowles, National Socialist Order of America candidate for US President