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Former Ogden council candidate arrested

OGDEN -- A former Ogden City Council candidate was arrested late Saturday night for misdemeanor drug and traffic offenses following a motor vehicle stop.

In this image from contributed video, Bryan Farnsworth, 49, is seen in an ankle-length tie-dyed skirt with a pink shirt, blazer and tie during a Saturday night Lincoln Day Dinner in Tremonton. The declared candidate for Congress in Utah’s 1st District, who told the audience he is bipolar, was accompanied by a dog. He may be cited for misdemeanor assault and disorderly conduct because a Utah Highway Patrol trooper was injured while escorting the agitated Farnsworth from the hall. Also, Farnsworth made comments about the president’s military policies and called Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop traitors.

Congressional candidate rants onstage at dinner, may be cited

TREMONTON -- Police are recommending that Tremonton's city attorney cite a declared candidate for Congress in Utah's 1st District for misdemeanor assault and disorderly conduct because of an incident at Saturday night's Lincoln Day Dinner.

Video of Bryan Farnsworth's rant in Tremonton

See a video of Bryan Farnsworth's rant in Tremonton. Bryan Farnsworth, a declared candidate in Utah's 1st Congressional District, was kept out of the Republican Lincoln Day Dinner after his speech on Saturday night.


 

(MADALYN RUGGIERO/The Associated Press) In an Oct. 16, 2008 file photo, Joe Wurzelbacher, also known as “Joe The Plumber,” laughs while talking outside of his home in Holland, Ohio. Wurzelbacher, who became a household name after questioning Barack Obama about his economic policies during the 2008 campaign, has filed paperwork to run for Congress.

Joe the Plumber plans big news on bid for Congress

TOLEDO, Ohio — It looks like Joe the Plumber is about to become Joe the Candidate.

(BOB EDME/The Associated Press) French candidate for the 2011 Socialist party primary elections Francois Hollande, right, waits to vote vote in the second round of the party’s primary election to chose a candidate for the 2012 French presidential elections,in Tulle, central France, Sunday, Oct.16, 2011.

French presidential race: Sarkozy vs. Hollande

PARIS — The resurgent French left, riding on popular anger at conservative President Nicolas Sarkozy and global financial markets, endorsed former Socialist Party chief Francois Hollande on Sunday as its candidate for next year’s presidential elections.

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