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James Curtis
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Curtis Woolsey was a
2016 Christian Party
candidate for
president. He nominated actor
Clint Eastwood as
his Vice President
and television
preacher Jimmy Swaggart as his
Secretary of State.
Woolsey was also an
unaffiliated
write-in candidate
for Governor of
Arizona in the 2014
elections. Curtis
Woolsey lost the
general election on
November 4, 2014. |
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"Curtis
Woolsey (b. March 15,
1966, in Tucson, AZ) was a
2016 Christian Party
candidate for president. He
has nominated actor Clint
Eastwood as his Vice
President and television
preacher Jimmy Swaggart as
his Secretary of State.
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Woolsey was an unaffiliated
write-in candidate for
Governor of Arizona in the
2014 elections. Curtis
Woolsey lost the general
election on November 4, 2014. |
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Biography |
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| Woolsey was born in
Tucson, Arizona. As the son
of Christian missionaries,
he grew up in Arizona, Peru,
Ecuador and Guatemala. |
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Biography |
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In 1989, Woolsey earned
his B.A. in Spanish from
Louisiana State University.
Upon graduation, he worked
as a Spanish teacher until
joining the United States
Navy in 1998. Following his
discharge from the Navy in
2002,
Woolsey has worked as a
bilingual teaching assistant
and a janitor.
He currently works as a
retail associate at
Marshalls. |
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Issues |
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Campaign themes |
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2014 |
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| Woolsey submitted the
following statement to
Ballotpedia: |
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On February 15,
2014, I was led by
the Holy Spirit to
run for Governor of
Arizona. On March 7,
2014, the Secretary
of State of Arizona
accepted the
statement of
organization for my
political committee,
'Arizona for Woolsey
for Governor,'
commencing my
candidacy for
Governor of Arizona.
By the time my
period as leader of
Arizona ends,
pre-birth killing
(abortion),
court-ordered
medicine, the
forbidding of
preaching Jesus
Christ and the
forbidding of Bibles
in public schools
will be legally
ended, or
there will be no God
in heaven and I will
take full
responsibility for
these restraints on
life, liberty, and
the pursuit of
happiness remaining." |
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