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The '''Natural Law Party''' was a United States [[political party]] which existed from 1992 to 2004. The Natural Law Party was best known for their advocacy of [[transcendental meditation]] (TM) as a centerpiece of their party platform. They claimed TM naturally reduces stress, and would therefore cut [[crime]] and other social problems. In 1992 and 1996 they ran [[John Hagelin]] for President. In 2000 John Hagelin unsuccessfully sought the [[Reform Party]] nomination, which he lost to [[Pat Buchanan]]; Hagelin then ran again as the Natural Law Party candidate. In 2004 the Natural Law Party announced they were disbanding and endorsing [[Dennis Kucinich]] in the [[Democratic Party]] presidential primary.
The '''Natural Law Party''' was a United States [[political party]] which existed from 1992 to 2004. The Natural Law Party was best known for their advocacy of [[transcendental meditation]] (TM) as a centerpiece of their party platform. They claimed TM naturally reduces stress, and would therefore cut [[crime]] and other social problems. In 1992 and 1996 they ran [[John Hagelin]] for President. In 2000 John Hagelin unsuccessfully sought the [[Reform Party]] nomination, which he lost to [[Pat Buchanan]]; Hagelin then ran again as the Natural Law Party candidate. In 2004 the Natural Law Party announced they were disbanding and endorsing [[Dennis Kucinich]] in the [[Democratic Party]] presidential primary.
[[Category: United States Political Parties]]
[[Category:United States Political Parties]]