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Posts published in September 2012

Larry Hutchison’s Candidate Statement for Libertarian National Committee’s Open At-Large Position

 

*There is a vacant seat on the LNC due to the departure of Wayne Allyn Root.
I am interested in filling that seat for the following reasons:

• I have never been on any committee in the past and bring a fresh perspective
• I have no political agenda other than the LP platform
• I will lobby to remove all the “politics” out of the LNC and focus on the mission and its execution
• I will lobby for 50 state ballot access in every election – with the goal of eliminating the last-minute crunch that appears to happen each election
• I will lobby on behalf of Libertarians everywhere to ensure the LNC behaves according to the party platform and its bylaws
• Because I have no committee or other obligations in the LP, I can maintain consistent neutrality in my dealings on all matters
• “I oppose the initiation of force for political or personal gain” is not just a statement for me, it’s my way of life

I don’t believe having experience in being “political” would benefit anyone who is looking to take this role on – as being “political” in any party to date hasn’t gotten us where we want or need to be.

New book about Prohibition Party

Darcy Richardson has done it again. This time he takes us backstage for a look at the Prohibition Party in its heyday—when crowds of 10,000 people would attend rallies for their presidential candidates.…

Libertarian National Committee Considers E-Ballots to Fill Open Position

>This was found yesterday AM on the LNCDiscussPublic list.  It was written by Ruth Bennett, Secretary of the LNC.

 

Dear LNC members,
>
> In thinking about filling this position and seeing the names of the folks
> self-nominating, I realized that there is no logical reason to ask anyone
> interested to spend the time and money to fly to D.C.

Johnson polling at 6% nationwide

A new Reason-Rupe poll released September 21 shows Libertarian Gary Johnson pulling 6% of the vote out of 1006 adults with a margin of error of 3.8%.…

MPR: “Ventura speaks out against proposed constitutional amendments”

Minnesota Public Radio reports that former Governor Jesse Ventura has spoken out against two constitutional amendments on the Minnesota ballot.

“Ventura recorded a video message earlier this month speaking out against a proposed amendment that would ban same-sex marriage.…