The following was posted on the Libertarian Party of Virginia’s Facebook page today. John Jay Myers was formerly a regional represenative for the LNC and a candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas in 2012. He received 2.06% of the vote in that race.
… Read more ...I am going to try to explain this one more time, in a way that might help ring a bell in people’s heads.
H/T Libertarian Party National HQ Twitter Page, Libertarian candidate for US Senate (TX) John Jay Myers on the issue of what is real voter fraud:
Elsewhere, Brains and Eggs has this about that same Texas US Senate race.
… Read more ...Dallas, TX – John Jay Myers, Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate, has been excluded from participation in a key WFAA debate tomorrow in which Ted Cruz will participate. The Myers campaign staff filed a complaint with the FCC last week on the grounds that WFAA has based its candidate invitations on partisan favoritism rather than object considerations of newsworthiness.… Read more ...
John Jay Myers speaks to 400 attendees at the Hogg Auditorium at the University of Texas at Austin. The Libertarian Longhorns sponsored the event, which led with Gary Johnson for President. John Jay Myers is the Libertarian nominee for U.S. Senate, TX, and serves on the Libertarian National Committee.
His speech is divided into ten videos, but set to play all the way through when you click the first link.… Read more ...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 7, 2012
31 Libertarians on Travis County ballot in November 2012
Contact:
Arthur DiBianca
arthur.dibianca@gmail.com
AUSTIN – Travis County voters will have 31 Libertarian candidates among their options on November 6, 2012.
Travis County Libertarian Party treasurer Arthur DiBianca commented, “As far as we know, there will be more Libertarians on the ballot in Travis County than any other county in America.”
Among the candidates are Gary Johnson and Jim Gray, running for president and vice-president, and John Jay Myers, running for U.S.… Read more ...
August 20, 2012
San Antonio—John Jay Myers, the Libertarian Party candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, is sitting in the shade of a booth at something called Activist Appreciation Day in downtown San Antonio. Somebody on the stage is complainingly, loudly, about the drug war and Myers is sweating after playing a couple songs on stage with his staff.… Read more ...
Press release from John Jay Myers, Libertarian for US Senate from Texas:
Dallas, TX – John Jay Myers, Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senator from Texas, rejects the notion that the recent Republican nomination of Ted Cruz is a victory for freedom-loving Americans. “The Tea Party originally fought for sound fiscal policy, lower taxes, and free markets.… Read more ...
Apparent threats to resign, to call for another member’s removal from the LNC for cause, and to cancel a fundraiser fly in recent LNC member emails.
As first reported by IPR at:
https://independentpoliticalreport.com/2012/06/is-wayne-allyn-root-leaving-the-libertarian-party/
LNC At-Large member Wayne Allyn Root indicated his consideration of a request from his wife to resign his At Large position on the LNC:
… Read more ...From: WAYNE ROOT
Date: May 20, 2012 7:35:14 PM PDT.
John Jay Myers gave a speech tonight at an event in Dallas, Texas, before economist Peter Lewin spoke. Myers is running for United State Senate as a Libertarian.
You can find his website at www.JohnJayMyers.com
You can find the videos here, posted in four parts:
Corporate Welfare and Republicans
Live As You see fit and the Media
Mr.… Read more ...The following Media Release from the Gary Johnson Campaign includes 1 Gubernatorial, 4 US Senate, 10 US House, 1 State Senate, 7 State House and 3 other candidate endorsements.
The campaign has also announced monthly conference calls for all interested endorsed candidates as well as all other Libertarian candidates requesting or considering requesting endorsement by the campaign. … Read more ...
This editorial was posted in full with permission from John Jay Myers. His website can be found here.
We all Hoped for a Change after Bush waged undeclared wars abroad, expanded socialized medicine with Medicare Part D, detained and tortured people without a trial, and gave us the Patriot Act. But after Obama continued the wars, increased drone bombing campaigns, enacted yet another national health care scheme, signed legislation giving government the power to detain and assassinate American citizens, and reauthorized Bush’s Patriot Act, I no longer have any realistic expectation that our Constitutional lawyer turned Commander in Chief will even try to act within the legal limits of his power.… Read more ...