Diane Templin
Presidential Candidate
POLITICAL
Member, City of San Marcos Planning Commission, 1981-82. Candidate for State Assembly, 1994 (lost Republican primary - 6th place - 2,600 votes). American Party nominee for President, 1996 (1,900 votes). American Independent Party (AIP) nominee for California Attorney General, 1998 (194,000 votes) and 2002 (194,000 votes). AIP nominee for US Senate, 2000 (135,000 votes). AIP nominee for California Governor, 2003 (1,000 votes). AIP nominee for Congress, 2004.
PROFESSIONAL
Attorney, 1974 - present. Co-Founder, Advocate's Christian Ministries, 1991. Real estate broker.
EDUCATION
Buffalo General Hospital School of Nursing, attended 1965-66. B.S. (Social Welfare), State University of New York at Buffalo, 1969. J.D., State University of New York at Buffalo, 1973.
PERSONAL
Born 1948. Divorced. One grown daughter; 68 foster children. Evangelical Christian.
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Al Moore
Vice Presidential Candidate
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Al Moore -- the party's National Vice Chairman for the past several years -- is making a second run for Vice Presidential in 2004. He was previously the party's VP nominee in 2000. He worked for over 30 years as a computer analyst and mathematician before launching his own company ("a network marketing home-based business selling environmentally-safe home products"). Moore has been a long-time activist in various capacities within the party, and describes himself as "an advocate for the Constitution." Like Templin, he sought the party's replacement Presidential nomination -- but lost by a one-vote margin at the party's executive committee meeting. A life-long Virginian, he is married and has two children.
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