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Can you help IPR cover the LNC meeting this weekend in Nashville?

Since December 2008, IPR has been able to provide live broadcasts of the last three LNC meetings.

At this time, I have not heard back from anyone who can make a laptop with webcam (or a laptop and a regular videocamera that they will have there and know how to run through it) available for this weekend’s Libertarian National Committee meeting in Nashville.

If you will be there and have one we can use,. please call me at 415-690-6352. I will be leaving for the meeting in about an hour, and may or may not have internet access after that point, so please call if you can help us with providing coverage.

5 Comments

  1. paulie December 5, 2009

    I’ll have that posted here soon

  2. George Phillies December 5, 2009

    For an analysis of the LNC Budget, see GoldAmericaGroup period com .

  3. Holden December 4, 2009

    And, Barr continues to promote the LP in speeches across the country. It’s funny that Barr wants to the see the LP succeed, yet many Libertarians want to see Barr fail.

  4. Richard Winger December 4, 2009

    Bob Barr got the highest percentage of the vote a Libertarian has ever received in Indiana and North Carolina for President. That was the more impressive, given that both states were excruciatingly close in the presidential race. Barr’s vote was greater than the margin of difference between Obama and McCain in those two states. Barr also won two important lawsuits for presidential substitution, in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts (although Massachusetts is appealing).

  5. Kenny December 4, 2009

    From a Bob Barr email today “the Libertarian National Committee will meet in Nashville to address administrative matters and the 2010 budget. Bob Barr, former party executive director Shane Cory, former party communications director Stephen Gordon and Shana Kluck, our campaign’s social networking director, will be in attendance.”

    Why? Barr’s team screwed up and did nothing to promote the LP brand? In practice, he ran as an independent conservative.

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