Email from Randall Hayes to [email protected]:
WRKF, the NPR affiliate in Baton Rouge, offered five minutes of unedited airtime to each of the twelve candidates in Louisiana’s U.S. Senate race. Seven of those candidates accepted the offer and their addresses were broadcast over the last several days. Each weekday morning, a different candidate’s address was broadcast at 6:30am and again at 8:30 am. Those accepting the offer were four independents, the Republican nominee, the Democratic nominee, and the Libertarian nominee (myself).
The candidate addresses are archived here:
http://www.wrkf.org/multimedia/index.php?id=244
Randall Hayes,
Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senator from Louisiana
www.anti-politician.com
Wasn’t Hayes in the Constitution Party?
Yes, but now he’s running LP. I like his campaign site URL, and the site as a whole looks pretty good.
Wasn’t Hayes in the Constitution Party? He was the Constitution Party’s poster child for diversity because he’s a buddhist. LOL
NEEDED: MORE LOGIC IN POLY TICKS *
We deny the inexplicable at our peril
* 25 October 2010, ‘MANY BLOOD SUCKING PESTS’!
Pictures of spreads from New Scientist magazine
IT’S the evidence that counts, not our prejudices, even when that means overturning what we thought were fundamental ideas
THE cosmos can at times seem an unfathomable place, but beneath its mind-boggling complexity there has always been a solid foundation: confidence that the laws of nature are always and everywhere the same.
NOW that cherished notion might have to be discarded.
THIS week, we report on a decade of painstaking research that suggests the laws vary across the cosmos. If this is correct, our understanding of the universe is in for as profound a revision as the one Einstein started.
VERY few physicists believe these results can be correct. The lead investigator, John Webb of the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, is universally recognised (English English) as honest, competent and conscientious ………