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Posts published in July 2012

Wayne Allyn Root: Obama Owes Business Owners

In an article titled “Small business owner to Obama — you owe us!” by Wayne Allyn Root, published earlier today on the FOX NEWS website, Mr.…

Johnson: 3 Of 18 Pollsters Are Including My Name

A Washington Times article by Stephen Dinan and Seth McLaughlin titled “Johnson to voters: Give Libertarian a chance,” which reports on a meeting between Governor Johnson and editors and reporters at The Washington Times, includes the following quote from Governor Johnson:

The only way that I win is if I am on the national debate stage with Romney and Obama, and the only way I do that is if I’m in the polls that determine who gets in the debates.

Wagner: Amended Response Filed

In an e-mail received by IPR earlier today from Wes Wagner regarding the LP Oregon leadership dispute, Mr. Wagner reports that the following Amended Response has been filed by his counsel, with what he has characterized as:

Detailed information on plaintiffs registering with the Republican Party to participate in their internal processes;

New affirmative defenses stating that this issue was decided by the Oregon Secretary of State;

New affirmative defenses stating that the time to appeal the Secretary of State’s prior ruling has expired;

Failure to exhaust internal remedies.

US News & World Report: Johnson Could Be in Oct. 3rd Debate

In a 23 July 2012 article titled “Gary Johnson Could Appear in Presidential Debates” by Elizabeth Flock, staff writer for U.S. News & World Report, Janet Brown Executive Director of the Commission on Presidential Debates is quoted as saying, in an apparent reference to the requirement that Governor Johnson show at least 15 percent in selected pre-debate polls, that his supporters are “making assumptions about something that has not [happened].”…

Georgia Constitution Party Declares Its Opposition to Transportation Sales Tax Increase

The following is from a Georgia CP e-mail. See my explanation of the issue in the comments.

Residents across the 10-county Atlanta region including Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry and Rockdale counties, as well as the City of Atlanta have the opportunity to vote on a referendum that would fund $8.5 billion in transportation improvements through a regional one percent sales tax.…