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Posts published in November 2010

LP of Florida says LNC, LNCC should boot Wayne Root

Karl Dickey at The Examiner and Liberty for All:

During a regular meeting of the Libertarian Party of Florida’s Executive Committee last night, they created a resolution (found below) to repudiate recent comments made by Libertarian National Congressional Committee chairman Wayne Allyn Root and suggested his removal from any leadership position within the Libertarian Party.

LNC meeting – proposed agenda (New Orleans, Nov. 20-21)

LP blog:

[Note, check back frequently for updates at above link.]

Libertarian National Committee
Chair’s Proposed Agenda
November 20-21, 2010 – New Orleans, LA

Opening Ceremony
Call to Order 9:00 am
Moment of Reflection 1 minute
Opportunity for Public Comment 10 minutes

Credentials Report and Paperwork Check 2 minutes
Adoption of Agenda 10 minutes
Report of Potential Conflicts of Interest (Mattson) 5 minutes

Officer Reports
Chair’s Report 20 minutes
Treasurer’s Report 20 minutes
Secretary’s Report 15 minutes

Staff Reports 45 minutes
Counsel’s Report 5 minutes

Reports of Standing Committees
Affiliate Support Committee (Rutherford) 5 minutes
Audit Committee (Redpath) 2 minutes
Convention Oversight Committee (Nolan) 5 minutes
Outreach Committee (Visek) 5 minutes
IT Committee (Flood) 15 minutes

Reports of Special Committees

Items Postponed from Previous Meeting
Ballot Access Petitioning Requirements (Wiener) 30 minutes

New Business with Previous Notice
Appointment of 2012 Bylaws Committee (Karlan) 20 minutes
New Mexico Legal Assistance (Olsen) 15 minutes

New Business without Previous Notice
Selection of Convention Site (Mattson) 60 minutes
2011 Budget (Executive Committee) 60 minutes
Building Fund Project (Hinkle/Neale) 30 minutes
LP of Oregon Convention (Karlan) 20 minutes

Opportunity for Public Comment 10 minutes

TOTAL: 410 minutes…

Huffington Post: ‘Richmond California’s Green Party Victory’

From the Huffington Post:

The 422 acres of spectacular bay-facing green space, wildlife habitat and submerged eel grass meadows known as Point Molate is the site of an historic wine port and village that later became part of a Navy fuel oil depot before the Navy sold it to the city in 2003 for one dollar.