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Pete du Pont, Ex-Delaware Governor Who Ran for President, Dies at 86

Pete du Pont, Ex-Delaware Governor Who Ran for President, Dies at 86 Bored with working at his family’s chemical company, Mr. du Pont entered politics and led an economic turnaround of his debt-ridden home state. Pete du Pont announcing his candidacy for the 1988 Republican presidential nomination. He served three terms in Congress and two terms as governor of Delaware.Credit.Bettmann, via Getty Images Published May 9, 2021Updated May 12, 2021 Pete du Pont, the scion of one of America’s wealthiest families and a two-term Republican governor of Delaware who presided over an economic revival in his debt-ridden state and in 1988 ran for the presidency, died on Saturday at his home in Wilmington, Del. He was 86.

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Pierre S du Pont IV, former Delaware governor

May 9, 2021 Former Delaware governor and Congressman Pierre S. (“Pete”) du Pont IV died Saturday, May 8, 2021, at his home in Wilmington after a long illness. Gov. du Pont served as Delaware’s lone congressman in the 92nd-94th Congresses from 1971-77. He served as Delaware’s 68th governor from 1977 to 1985. In the U.S. Congress, Gov. du Pont served on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. As a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, he was a co-author and sponsor of the War Powers Act of 1973, which was passed into law and limits the authority of the president to commit U.S. armed forces abroad without the consent of the Congress.

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Pierre Pete du Pont IV, who ran for president in 1988, dies at 86

Pierre Pete du Pont IV, who ran for president in 1988, dies at 86
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Current trade policies harm U S

There was someone else who did satisfy our desire for Oval Office TV bravado and entertainment, and who did get the support and popularity necessary to make the kind of unconstitutional changes insinuated against Mr. Trump: Ronald Reagan. This president and his protege, Congressman Jack Kemp, conspired and spearheaded the institutionalized trade and economic plan that divides our country, destroys almost all of our manufacturing, transfers most of our technology, wealth,and power to adversarial countries (making us dependent on them) and creates a chronic national debt that threatens the value of our currency. Is it within the purview of our government to make trade deals benefiting foreign countries against the interests of American citizens and our republic? Do we supply the cheap natural resources Japan does not possess, enabling them to undercut our manufacturers? What is the rationale for our corresponding Bernie-Madoff-style national revenue policy?

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BRC ( Black Run Conservatism ) vs GAP—( Generic American Party ) | Articles

a- Conservatism Inc. has already transformed from movement to business and finally to racket. However, like some kind of twisted political Pokémon, it s now evolving into a little known fourth stage: a joke. And one joke in particular “What do you call a black person at a conservative conference?” The obvious answer – “the keynote speaker.” The next Great Black Hope of the conservative movement: Dr. Ben Carson, who recently spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast. These events are generally the stage for well-meaning banality, but Dr. Carson broke the nonpartisan tradition to condemn Barack Obama s political agenda even as the President sat only a few feet away. [YouTube]

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