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    Presidential Candidate Visits High School

    By Svennjhami  |  Posted May 30, 2012  |  Thorndike, Maine
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Svennjhami is an old high school classmate of alternative presidential candidate Vermin Supreme, who has found internet fame with his promise of 'a pony for every American.'

    Svennjhami said the students enjoyed meeting Supreme. 'They loved their crazy candidate and learned that you can be president if you work hard, or well at least you can run and try to make a difference.'
    - katie, CNN iReport producer

    I spent the day with Presidential "fringe" Candidate Vermin Supreme. We traveled to the woods of Maine so the students could meet their favorite candidate, Vermin Supreme.

     

    Vermin has been running for president since 1992. He's the guy with the boot on his head and the bullhorn shouting slogans about dental hygiene and zombie preparedness. A pony for every american is a major part of his 2012 platform.

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