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8 March, 2001 Every four years, Harvard University's Institute of Politics hosts a prestigious post-presidential election conference at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. This year's conference, held on February 22-24 and entitled "Campaign for President: The Managers Look at 2000," brought together the campaign managers of all the major presidential candidates for a discussion of the strategies and lessons of Campaign 2000. Kingsley Brooks, Hagelin 2000 campaign manager and current Co-Chair of the Natural Law Party, was invited to speak at the conference this year. Of the 44 conference speakers, only 4 represented third-party candidates. Kingsley's participation therefore demonstrates the growing national recognition of the Natural Law Party and of John Hagelin's quest to build America's most powerful third-party coalition. The conference was observed closely by the media, especially since veteran political reporters who covered the presidential campaign served as moderators for the discussions. The conference proceedings will now be transcribed and published as a book. |
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