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'''Wayne Allyn Root''' (a.k.a. '''W.A.R.''') [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1983|83]] is a millionaire businessman in Las Vegas. He is currently the Libertarian nominee for the [[2008]] Presidential election race.  
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'''Wayne Allyn Root''' (a.k.a. '''W.A.R.''') [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1983|83]] is a millionaire businessman in Las Vegas. He is currently the Libertarian nominee for vice president in the [[2008]] election race.  
  
 
The fact that he and [[Barack Obama]] are in the race together means 2008 is the first year in which two same-year graduates of the same college have participated in the same presidential election contest.  
 
The fact that he and [[Barack Obama]] are in the race together means 2008 is the first year in which two same-year graduates of the same college have participated in the same presidential election contest.  
  
He has written a book, cleverly entitled ''Millionaire Republicans: Why Rich Republicans Get Rich'', and will appear in a TV reality series, "Root for America", covering his candidacy.
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He has written a book, cleverly entitled ''Millionaire Republicans: Why Rich Republicans Get Rich'', and was supposed to appear in a TV reality series, "Root for America", covering his candidacy.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:59, 20 August 2008

See also Wikipedia's article about "Wayne Allyn Root".

Wayne Allyn Root (a.k.a. W.A.R.) CC '83 is a millionaire businessman in Las Vegas. He is currently the Libertarian nominee for vice president in the 2008 election race.

The fact that he and Barack Obama are in the race together means 2008 is the first year in which two same-year graduates of the same college have participated in the same presidential election contest.

He has written a book, cleverly entitled Millionaire Republicans: Why Rich Republicans Get Rich, and was supposed to appear in a TV reality series, "Root for America", covering his candidacy.

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