Posted by me (Paulie) in comments on a previous post; slightly edited:
Libertarians question Republican participation in Tea Parties
I attended three tea parties [April 15, 2010] in south Alabama.…
Posted by me (Paulie) in comments on a previous post; slightly edited:
Libertarians question Republican participation in Tea Parties
I attended three tea parties [April 15, 2010] in south Alabama.…
On April 3, officers of the state Alabama Republican Party voted to prevent State Senator Harri Anne Smith from placing her name on the June 1 primary ballot.
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Last November, when the Modern Whig Party was claiming to have elected its first person, IPR wrote this:
The Modern Whig Party – which seeks to cater to disenchanted Democrats and Republicans – has announced that it has its first win under its belt only months after forming.
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John Sophocleus was the 2002 Libertarian Party candidate for Governor of Alabama. I worked on his campaign.
-Paulie
The description of the video at Motorhome Diaries:
When visiting the good folks at the http://mises.org…
By Sarah Wires. I will try to do my own writeup on my blog later, maybe and/or am available anytime for phone interviews about my recollections, ideas etc if anyone wants to do one.…
Roderick T. Long, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Auburn University — and a figure usually associated with the libertarian movement’s “left,” anarchist and non-party wings — has announced his candidacy for the Libertarian Party of Alabama’s chairmanship.…
Original IPR article by Paulie. Disclosure: I am a member of the executive committee of the Libertarian Party of Alabama, and actively involved with many of the coalition groups.…
Alabama Representative Cam Ward (R-Alabaster) has agreed to introduce a bill to lower the number of signatures needed for minor parties and non-presidential independent candidates.
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Editorial published in the Huntsville Times
State law needs to give other candidates a fair shot at election
Sometimes it seems that every shortcoming or excess in state or local laws manages to end up in a federal court somewhere, usually framed as a constitutional question.…