Missouri - Anti-Semitic Candidate Can't Get A Spot On Ticket

Missouri - Glenn Miller can't find a political party willing to accept his $100 filing fee - or his anti-Semitic views - so he can run for Congress, in the August primary. All three state parties turned away rejected Miller.

All state parties are rejecting Miller because of his outspoken statements against Jews and his former involvement in the White Patriot Party, a white supremacist group.
"They're making it virtually impossible to get my name on the ballot," said Miller, adding that he was considering a lawsuit.