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John Taylor Bowles
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John Taylor Bowles, accompanied by his head of security and head of the party's youth movement, are on what Bowles calls his "2007 winter election offensive." This includes a swing through North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa.
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John Taylor Bowles is "the White People's Candidate." A full-blown neo-Nazi duded up like a jack-booted storm trooper, Bowles believes his candidacy is appropriate because it is "time for white people to put a real white man in the White House."
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In December 2006, John Taylor Bowles announced his candidacy for president on the NSM ticket with William Hoff as his running mate. The following day Hoff was killed in an auto accident, but Bowles plans to move forward with the campaign anyway. He has been declared–surprise– a long shot, but he thinks that’s a good thing; it’s better than not being counted at all. Having just returned from a weeklong barnstorming of the upper Midwest, Bowles is now back in the state where he lives and is registered to vote, the state of South Carolina.
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Wild Bill was such a force in the NSM, the largest neo-Nazi group in the U.S., that John Taylor Bowles, the group's candidate for the presidency of the United States, selected him to be his running mate. On Dec. 8, 2006, 10 hours after they announced their candidacy, Wild Bill died in a car wreck on a lonely stretch of Highway 146 near Enoree. He was 71.
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In December 2006, John Taylor Bowles announced his candidacy for president on the NSM ticket with William Hoff as his running mate. The following day Hoff was killed in an auto accident, but Bowles plans to move forward with the campaign anyway.
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The most visible of the NSM's projects is fielding John Taylor Bowles, leader of NSM's South Carolina chapter as the group's 2008 Presidential candidate. Although Bowles announced his Presidential candidacy in October 2006, it was not until mainstream political candidates started to announce their run that the NSM candidate received mainstream media coverage. In late January 2007, Bowles made a campaign swing through several Mid-western states, including Nebraska, Iowa, North Dakota, Minnesota and South Dakota.
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