According to George Phillies in IPR comments
NH Representative Joseph Stallcop (Cheshire-4) announces joining the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire and NH House Libertarian Caucus with Rep.
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Posts published in May 2017
Advocates for Self-Government e-newsletter:
This is a question I enjoy asking people, for several reasons. One, it’s an ice breaker when meeting new folks at libertarian events, and people usually like to tell their story to other libertarians.…
Email from LP Radical Caucus:
paul —
Hello fellow Radicals, as you likely know I was appointed a few months ago as Chair of the LP Historical Preservation Committee and need to ask for your support.…
Email from LPHQ:
Dear Paul,
You are a valued investor in our party and, as such, I wanted to send you this monthly update.
In odd numbered years, such as 2017, political parties usually see a dip in their revenues.…
Quest Riggs at Workers World: ‘New Orleans: Mass rally confronts racists over Confederate monuments’
Quest Riggs at Workers World (Party newspaper/website):
Some 1,200 people came out on May 7 for a loud and proud “second line” celebration of the demand to remove all symbols of white supremacy in New Orleans.…
Via LP.org:
Cliff Hyra
After receiving the Libertarian Party’s nomination for Governor of Virginia on Saturday, May 6, Mechanicsville lawyer and business owner Cliff Hyra predicted that Virginia will legalize marijuana before it privatizes the state’s ABC [liquor] stores.…
The options:
1. Open borders; or
2. Open borders and an expensive, intrusive, brutal police state that doesn’t and can’t actually “secure” them
Pick one.*…
Found on FB, from Jason Sorens by way of Rachel Durden Varley. Blue represents the strongest performing counties and red the weakest.
Andy Craig comments: There were some slight variations — Utah, New Mexico, both for fairly obvious reasons – but the same basic pattern shows up in Perot’s results, past LP campaigns, Ron Paul’s primary results, and even Nader’s 2000 results.…