The Prohibition Party

The Prohibition Party When you hear Prohibition you probably think of the 1920s and the eighteenth amendment, which was a failure, but it is most likely that you have never heard of the political party called the Prohibition Party who was behind the prohibition of intoxicating liquors. The Prohibition Party was organized in 1869; their chief aim was, and still is, the abolition of the liquor traffic (Stanwood). On September 1, 1869 five hundred men and women delegates …

…should control the way someone lives their life. I also believe that one’s own morality and values should only be governed by religious beliefs and family values. The oldest of the third political parties never did anything really important except for causing the eighteenth amendment, which was a waste of government money. The Prohibition Party is good the way it is now, powerless, lacking supporters, off television, and “out of the public’s hair.”