Other “flash in the pan” parties have adopted the obvious “American” brand, but the most prominent of recent vintage was a breakaway of George Wallace’s American Independent Party of 1968.

In 1968, Wallace ran for president as the candidate of the newly formed American Independent Party, with a platform focused on states’ rights, farmers, anti-elitism, and law and order.

It’s been a while. George Wallace of the American Independent Party was the last third-party presidential candidate to win electoral votes, in 1968.

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