After the campaign, he served as a coordinator and spokesman for Perot's organization United We Stand America, which opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement.
[9] Hoping to decrease the influence of Ventura, Verney convinced Pat Buchanan to run for the party's presidential nomination in 2000.
"[10] Eventually, the Reform Party split after Verney led a walk-out that protested Pat Buchanan's nomination.
[11] The New York Times ran an article on Verney, discussing how he stayed with one faction of the Reform Party as it continued its reduction following Perot's campaigns and the 2000 split.
"[12] Verney served as former Republican Congressman Bob Barr's campaign manager for his presidential run as the nominee of the Libertarian Party in 2008.