As reported by Last Free Voice:
A reporter for the Nashua Telegraph has been calling libertarians today about a lawsuit filed in US District Court.
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As reported by Last Free Voice:
A reporter for the Nashua Telegraph has been calling libertarians today about a lawsuit filed in US District Court.
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As reported by the Daily Liberty:
Libertarian Gubernatorial candidate Sue Newell and Presidential candidate Bob Barr have joined other Libertarians on the New Hampshire Ballot.Â…
The Union Leader is reporting that Bob Barr’s presidential campaign is still more than 700 signatures shy of reaching the New Hampshire ballot by legitimate, non-aggressive means.…
A reliable source tells George Phillies that LNC, Inc. will be filing suit to replace him on the New Hampshire ballot with Bob Barr.
Angela Keaton says National Chairman Bill Redpath has authorized the suit.…
Reposted upon request and with permission of Mr. Seth Cohn:
This is written for those with little or no background in this issue, which includes many LNCers, and perhaps some of the current LPNH Exec Comm.…
Latest affiliates and endorsements from the Boston Tea Party
New news at the top 12 August 2008 The Boston Tea Party’s national committee has voted to endorse Tom Knapp for Congress in Missouri.
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Hot on the heels of the failure in West Virginia (additional discussion at Ballot Access News and Last Free Voice), Ballot Access News reports:
On the deadline date of August 8, Bob Barr submitted a total of 3,200 signatures to various town and city clerks in Maine.
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George Phillies will be on the New Hampshire ballot as a/the presidential candidate of the Libertarian Party.
Bob Barr, Chuck Baldwin, Cynthia McKinney, Ralph Nader, and the unknown Yonyuth Hongsakaphadana have declared their intent to be on the ballot, but not yet qualified.…
Reported in the Manchester, NH Union Leader newspaper:
Although he’s yet to secure a spot on the New Hampshire presidential ballot, Republican-turned-Libertarian Bob Barr visited Manchester yesterday, drawing attention and, possibly votes, away from Republican John McCain.
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