National Mission
of the 
Independent American Party

(Adopted by National Committee, January 23, 1999)

To promote respect for life, liberty and property; strong traditional families; patriotism; and individual, state and national sovereignty -- with a strong reliance on the Declaration of Independence and allegiance to the Constitution for the United States of America -- by petition to God and by political and educational means.

 

Commentary

To promote respect for life,
     (National Chairman's Letter - March 2002 - "Respect for Life")

liberty
     (National Chairman's Letter - June 2002 - "On Liberty")

and property;
     (National Chairman's Letter - September 2002 - "On Property")

strong traditional families;
     (National Chairman's Letter - November 2001 - "On Family")

patriotism;
     (National Chairman's Letter - October 2001 - "On Patriotism")

and individual,
     (National Chairman's Letter - May 2002 - "Individual Sovereignty")

state
     (National Chairman's Letter - July 2002 - "State Sovereignty")  

and national sovereignty
     (National Chairman's Letter - November 2002 - "National Sovereignty")

-- with a strong reliance on the Declaration of Independence
     (National Chairman's Letter - February 2002 - "The Declaration of Independence")

and allegiance to the Constitution for the United States of America --
     (National Chairman's Letter - August 2001 - "Our US Constitution")

by petition to God,
     (National Chairman's Letter - August 2002 - "By Petition to God")

and by political
     (National Chairman's Letter - January 2003 - "By Political Means")

and educational means.
       (National Chairman's Letter - October 2002 - "By Educational Means")  

 

General commentary
(National Chairman's Letter - May 2001 - "IAP Mission Statement")