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'''Bob Barr''' (1948 - Present), Christian conservative and strict constitutionalist, is the 2008 [[Libertarian Party]] candidate for [[President of the United States]]. As a former [[Representative]] of [[Georgia]]'s seventh House district, he gained a reputation as a staunch social conservative, outspoken on the war on drugs and gay marriage.

'''Bob Barr''' (1948 - Present), Christian conservative and strict constitutionalist, is the 2008 [[Libertarian Party]] candidate for [[President of the United States]]. As a former [[Representative]] of [[Georgia]]'s seventh House district, he gained a reputation as a staunch social conservative, outspoken on the war on drugs and gay marriage. Prior to his congressional service, Barr was appointed by [[Ronald Reagan]] to be one of Reagan's US Attorneys. Barr also served for a period in the [[Central Intelligence Agency]].

Barr is a Christian with strong support among evangelical voters. He strongly opposes abortion and campaigned his Presidential run largely in opposition to [[Roe v. Wade]], a controversial [[Supreme Court]] decision that made [[abortions]] legal in the United States. While a congressman, his most notable achievement was the [[Defense of Marriage Act]] (DOMA) which stated that only a man and a woman could be legally married. He wrote the bill which was signed into law by [[President Bill Clinton]] in 1996. During the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, Bob Barr became nationally-recognized as a major proponent of impeachment.

Barr is a Christian with strong support among evangelical voters. He strongly opposes abortion and campaigned his Presidential run largely in opposition to [[Roe v. Wade]], a controversial [[Supreme Court]] decision that made [[abortions]] legal in the United States. While a congressman, his most notable achievement was the [[Defense of Marriage Act]] (DOMA) which stated that only a man and a woman could be legally married. He wrote the bill which was signed into law by [[President Bill Clinton]] in 1996. During the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, Bob Barr became nationally-recognized as a major proponent of impeachment.