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PAT WINS ANOTHER ONE!
KANSAS RULES FOR BUCHANAN-FOSTER
Buchanan Reform Committee
September 1, 2000

Following wins in South Carolina and California, top elected officials in Kansas today ruled that Patrick J Buchanan will be the Reform Party Presidential candidate in November.

WE ARE WINNING EVERYWHERE:
A LETTER FROM BAY BUCHANAN

Bay Buchanan & Buchanan Reform Committee
Aug. 30, 2000

You may have heard about the decision of a Virginia judge not to hear the Reform Party's case against the Hagelin-Verney faction. His was a venue decision, meaning nothing except that the issues should be resolved by the FEC and the states, and does not concern us.

In the state by state battles we are winning decisively. The Buchanan- Foster campaign continues to be certified as the Reform Party ticket in one state after another. We just got news this afternoon that we are the official Reform Party candidate in South Carolina; This afternoon we learned we were officially designated in Rhode Island. Through our lawyers we have have submitted 15 states as officially Buchanan certified to the FEC. The other side is simply not able to make comparable submissions.

The one state (North Carolina) which has taken sworn testimony from both sides on the merits of the case ruled 3-1 in our favor.

In light of this, the Reform Party lawsuit in Lynchburg—in which Judge Moon ruled he had no jurisdiction, does not much concern us. We have a slam dunk case before the FEC, which reflects the fact that we won an overwhelming majority of the Reform Party delegates in 40 state conventions. We have not lost a single state. And we are on track to have the battle against the rump faction decided expeditiously and favorably.

Yours,
Bay Buchanan

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