The IAP is Utah's largest third party, the 'Constitution Solution' Party, and is the lone conservative option for Voters in Utah or Nationally. While the GOP uses an elephant logo, and Dems use a donkey, the IAP uses a uniquely American symbol, the white American Bison, which is an emblem of the divine for Native American and First Nation peoples as well as signifying 'big powerful medicine.'
our National Flag is also called 'The Red, White, and Blue' but do you know it portends three major political parties which also symbolize our Nation?
...who the "Red" party is (the Republican or GOP)
... who the "Blue" party is (the Democrats) ...
... why the Independent American Party, of course !!
(proverb provided by Cliven Bundy, 2018 IAP State Convention)
The Independent American Party, or IAP, is truly conservative (more conservative than the 'progressive' Republicans, as we have been 100% Pro-Life since our beginning and still are).
We are more Constitutional than the Constitution Party (we are known as the 'Constitution Solution' party). We are very involved in local, state, and national issues (check out our advocate page and out-reach to all the Americas) with the Proper Role of Government, Constitutional Principles, and 15 Principles of Liberty and Good Government, thereby educating and 'transforming' our members and positively 'disrupting' their governments into being 'Better Governments' for their fellow citizens.
Don't you want to be part of all that and help make everything better for your fellow citizens?
"The country shall be independent, and we will be satisfied with nothing short of it." ------ Samuel Adams, 1774
UTAH IAP firmly stands with Israel in their defensive war against Humas in Gaza for the past horrendous 15-months.
We rejoice with Israel over the coming CEASEFIRE and all three phases: getting the hostages back home, along with the bodies of the deceased hostages (eventually), troop withdrawals, establishing a 'proper government' in Gaza, etc. We look forward to the forthcoming reunions and the true healing of the region.
WE PRAY FOR PEACE AND SAFETY OF CITIZENS AND FAMILIES OF BOTH SIDES, AS WELL AS HOPE FOR 'A QUICK and PEACEFUL END' OF ALL OF THESE HOSTILITIES without further involvement or interference by outside agitators (Iran, Hezbollah, etc.)
PHOTO CAPTION: Hamas militants stand next to Keith Siegel, a U.S.-Israeli hostage held in Gaza since the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attack, before handing him over to Red Cross staff as part of a ceasefire and a hostages-prisoners swap deal between Hamas and Israel, in Gaza City, Feb. 1, 2025
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Phase one of the ceasefire has been completed. We await details of Phase Two, or if negotiations fail and the war re-ignites. Hamas still holds one American hostage and more than 40 other hostages as well as many dead hostage remains.
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Hamas has rejected a proposal by U.S. Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff to extend a first phase of the ceasefire and release more Israeli hostages.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday there would be no possibility of continuing the ceasefire without Hamas releasing hostages.
"We call on the U.S. administration to stop its bias and alignment with the fascist plans of war criminal Netanyahu," Hamas said in a statement late on Sunday.
If the ceasefire cannot be extended, it makes the resumption of fighting more likely. The United States has increased supplies of armaments to Israel ahead of another potential round of conflict.
Meanwhile, Israel has resumed the blockage of humanitarian aid into Gaza, threatening to worsen the humanitarian crisis in the territory that has been devastated by the war with Israel since Hamas launched a cross-border attack on October 7, 2023.
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We will be keeping a close watch on the progress of this ceasefire and release of hostages. Stay tuned.
The initial first phase is a ceasefire for six-weeks with hostage/prisoner exchange,
Details of the next phases depends on further negotiations, but could include IDF troop withdrawal, humanitarian aid, rebuilding of cities in Gaza, new gov't (non-Hamas) in Gaza, even release of dead hostage remains released, etc.
We condemn the on-going war, military invasion, all military actions and war-crimes against the families & children of Ukraine by Putin and his Russian Military leadership since Feb. 24, 2022! Now, three years ago) !
But this has really been going on longer than that, for over a decade!!
We also continue to condemn the unprovoked invasion of Crimea by Russia in 2014, the War in the Donbas (2014-2022), as well as the current escalation!
The horrendous and needless loss of tens of thousands lives (on both sides) is more than appalling and the astounding financial costs ... have become so much more than criminal, it has become literally a crime against humanity! And this all falls in the lap, on the head and hands of Putin! (who doesn't care!) All Ukraine has done is defend their land and their people, their families and way of life from a criminal invader!
We fully support UKRAINE as a Legitimate, Independent & Sovereign Nation and condemn the Russian imposition, the totally unwarranted military incursion (WAR!) and associated War Crimes on the soil of Ukraine, on the people & families & children of UKRAINE!!
Top Trump administration officials are meeting with a Ukrainian delegation in Saudi Arabia — which does not include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — in the latest round of high-stakes talks as the US seeks to strike deals to end Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s presidential chief of staff Andriy Yermak posted during a break in discussions that the talks between the United States and Ukraine are a “work in progress.”
Yermak and the Ukrainian defense and foreign ministers are part of the Ukrainian delegation, which does not include President Volodymyr Zelensky.
“Work in progress,” Yermak said on Telegram during a pause in Tuesday’s meeting, currently in its fourth hour.
When the meeting broke earlier, CNN asked White House national security adviser Mike Waltz how the meeting was going, and Waltz responded “getting there.”
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