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Libertarian Party of Rhode Island Meet & Greet series

Emailed to IPR:

LPRI to hold series of meet & greets around Rhode Island:

Sunday, 4/10
@ Clark Memorial Library
7 Pinehurst Drive
Richmond, RI
2-4pm

Saturday, 4/16
@ Providence CCRI Campus
1 Hilton Street
Providence, RI
Room #2316 2-4pm

Saturday, 4/23
@ Warwick Public Library
600 Sandy Lane
Warwick, RI 02889
Room #100 2-4pm

Guest speakers will include Libertarian political activist Joe Kennedy who ran for U.S. Senate in the 2010 special election in Massachusetts.

Are you tired of “politics as usual” from Democrats and Republicans?

The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island (LPRI) consists of people who are fed up with the direction of our state and would like to do something about it.

If you, like us, want to be a part of this growing movement, or to just find out what all the buzz is about, come meet our officers and members.

Come and mingle with people who value liberty and want to see limited government or simply join us to find out more about who we are

all events are FREE and open to the public.

visit The Libertarian Party of Rhode Island online @
http://www.lpri.us

Libertarian Party of Rhode Island
5600 Post Rd.
Suite 114/255
East Greenwich, RI 02818

5 Comments

  1. Steven Wilson March 23, 2011

    When you do one of these, the most amazing thing is that people realize that Libertarians are human. Not some alien band from another system.

    All you have to do is talk to people. Face to face. Intelligence and thougtfulness. Listen and be clear.

    Congrats to Joe for the courage to run. Good luck on your meetings. Make sure you have some brochures and business cards with the website addresses on them.

    I think we had downloaded some tri folds during the campaign. Cheers.

  2. Tony Jones March 23, 2011

    Best part is it cost us pretty close to zero dollars. It’s a cheap, easy and fun way to party build.

  3. Zane, LP member March 22, 2011

    How many state and local LPs do this?

  4. Porn Again Christian March 22, 2011

    Also, precinct organizing.

  5. David Colborne March 22, 2011

    Hmm… meet and greets. Add that to the list of ideas to play with in the near future.

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