of Iraq, referring to it as America's finest hour. Received 384 votes, finishing last in a field of six candidates. The winner was John Wilkinson of the Ontario Liberal Party. Previous candidacies: 1995 Ontario general election, Perth, 427, fourth of five candidates (winner: Bert Johnson, Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario) 1999 Ontario general election, Perth—Middlesex, 521 votes, fifth out of five candidates (winner: Bert Johnson, Progressive Conservative) Trueman Tuck (Prince Edward—Hastings) Tuck is a self-described "non-lawyer legal consultant", who owns a consultation firm in Belleville, Ontario called Tuck's Professional Services. He also owns a store in Belleville called Tuck's Discount Vitamins, and describes his products as "synthetic medicine". He is a leader of "Friends of Freedom", and opposes the regulatory powers of Health Canada over medicines that may be sold in Canada. Tuck petitioned for a conservative Canadian television network in 2005, and in the same year co-wrote a work entitled Death by Modern Medicine. He defended the makers of Bell Magicc Bullet (a sexual enhancement drug) in 2003, after Health Canada ruled that the drug contains an active ingredient in Viagra and should be pulled from the market. Tuck's argument that Health Canada was mistaken in its ruling was thrown out of court. Tuck operates taxtyranny.ca, and other related web-sites. Taxtyranny includes criticisms of fluoride usage, and has also included criticisms Conservative Party of Canada leader Stephen Harper for his participation at the Bilderbergers summit in 2003. There have been a variety of other conspiracy references on the page, some involving John F. Kennedy. Tuck is a social conservative, and unlike most others in the Freedom Party is a committed theist. Some have criticized him as an entrist, seeking to manipulate the Freedom Party and other organizations for his own ends. He ran in Prince Edward—Hastings as an Independent Reform candidate in the 1999 provincial election, the only such candidate in the province. He received 133 votes, finishing seventh in a field of eight candidates. As a Freedom Party candidate in 2003, he received 229 votes and finished last in a field of five candidates. The winner on both occasions was Ernie Parsons of the Ontario Liberal Party. In the 2007 provincial election, he is a running in the same riding as one of two candidates of the Republican Party of Ontario, which he founded. Andrew Falby (Sarnia—Lambton) Advocate of Ayn Rand's philosophy, has references Atlas Shrugged in interviews.