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Follow on Google News | O’Malley may have quit, but Rocky fights on!By: Rocky 2016 LLC The self-proclaimed “Party of Inclusion” has worked hard to exclude De La Fuente, but he has not let that stop him. He and his team are in New Hampshire meeting people, talking politics with the locals, and parking their campaign buses and cars everywhere they might be seen. O’Malley was given a free ride by the party. He was automatically placed on state ballots where those decisions were made behind closed doors by party leadership or by Secretaries of State whom the party controls. On the other hand, De La Fuente has not been given that courtesy in any state. Instead, he has had to earn the right to be on the ballot in those states that permit access through signature petition. Even though this takes an enormous amount of time and money, De La Fuente has successfully overcome these barriers. In fact, he caught and passed O’Malley at the end of December with respect to the number of state primaries and caucuses for which he qualified. In many cases, De La Fuente was the first person in history to overcome the complex rules and ridiculously high signature requirements that some states put in place to keep candidates like him off the ballot. When O’Malley and De La Fuente competed for ballot access on a level playing field with the same rules, as the two did in the critical swing state of Ohio, De La Fuente successfully qualified while O’Malley did not. Yet, the DNC inexplicably continued to tout O’Malley while refusing to even respond to De La Fuente’s requests to communicate. The debates are additional evidence of the injustice. O’Malley was invited while De La Fuente was not. Ironically, this even included the Brown and Black Forum, which is designed to address minority issues. The DNC and State Parties argue that De La Fuente did not reach the minimum threshold of 1 percent in the national polls. That argument would be more convincing had his name appeared in the polls, but it never has been included. It is the same tactic the DNC use to eliminate Harvard professor Larry Lessig from the race when he challenged the political establishment just before the debates started. The DNC also prominently featured O’Malley in its email blasts and national advertising without ever mentioning De La Fuente. As a result, State Parties suggest that De La Fuente is not nationally known. The truth is that De La Fuente has garnered more signatures of real supporters than any other candidate in either party. He also has 276,000 Twitter followers to O’Malley’s 131,000. While O’Malley quit at the first sign of adversity, De La Fuente has no intention of doing so. “As a minority, I am used to having barriers put in my way. I’m also used to overcoming them,” he said. In a world filled with many obstacles, maybe a leader who has demonstrated a unique capacity to overcome them is something to consider. BACKGROUND Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente is living proof that the American Dream can be achieved by those who are inspired to pursue it. He has an amazing record of overcoming obstacles and achieving success. From being licensed by the FAA to fly single engine planes at the age of 20 to owning 28 automobile dealerships and becoming Chairman of the National Dealers Council for the third largest automobile manufacturer in the world by the age of 28, Rocky is in a league by himself. He also created a banking network in 1982 to help address an economic crisis in Mexico and established impressive real estate holdings throughout the United States while generating thousands of new jobs along the way. Rocky holds a bachelor’s degree in Physics and Mathematics (Magna Cum Laude) and exudes a passion for his country and for those who seek the opportunity to fulfill their version of the American Dream. For more information please visit: www.rocky2016.com Twitter: @VoteRocky2016 (https://twitter.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ End
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