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Chuck Donovan States, “I am running against two Democrats!”
2010-11-01 21:08:00 Chuck Donovan States, “I am running against two Democrats !” ATLANTA, GA – November 1, 2010 – Chuck Donovan, Georgia’s Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate, is not surprised to hear, Democrat Roy Barnes, publicly state his support for Republican Johnny Isakson again. During Sunday night’s Atlanta Press Club Debate on GPB, Barnes said, “I like Johnny Isakson. I think he’s a fine Senator.” The Senate race Barnes referred to, includes well-known Democrat, Michael Thurmond, however Barnes had previously made other supportive statements for Isakson. In the only debate for Georgia's U.S. Senate candidates, Chuck Donovan confronted his Democratic and Republican opponents, calling them, “two peas in the same pod.” Today Donovan added, “The two main parties have a long history of continued violation of natural rights, economic laws, and the Constitution. They have led us to the economic and social mess we ... More About: Running
Chuck Donovan Shows His Full Commitment to Fiscal and Legislative Reform
2010-10-29 22:40:00 Libertarian Candidate for US Senate Chuck Donovan's Latest Press Release Hot outta the Inbox. The campaign offices of Donovan for Senate are a bee hive of last minute activity as the cycle draws to a close. Here's the latest from Chuck: For Immediate Release Chuck Donovan Shows His Full Commitment to Fiscal and Legislative Reform ATLANTA, GA – October 28, 2010 – Chuck Donovan, Georgia’s Libertarian candidate for U.S Senate, announces his pledge to support six bills recommended by the non-partisan group DownsizeDC.org. Tonight he published his pledge to cosponsor and to vote “Yes” for all six of the bills. Chuck pledged his unconditional support for the following bills: The Read the Bills Act, The One Subject at a Time Act, The Write the Laws Act, The Free Competition in Currency Act, The Enumerated Powers Act, and The Fiscal Responsibility Act. Chuck stated, “Unfortunately, all of these bills are necessary to further restrain...
Kira Willis Libertarian Challenges Education Policy Makers
2010-10-29 22:35:00 Kira Willis Libertarian Challenges Education Policy Makers States policy makers should spend time in a school before making policy For Immediate Release ATLANTA, GA: Kira Willis today announces her challenge to the State Department of Education and educational policy makers. “Before anyone even thinks about a new mandate or rule or even a test for our kids, he or she must spend time in a classroom. I think that a week would be sufficient.” Willis, who champions accountability for everyone involved in education, has frequently stated that there are too many mandates passed down to our schools and our teachers by people who have spent no time in the schools or the classrooms. “I want for everyone in the State Department of Education and in policy to know what a day in the life of a teacher is like: what teachers do every day for our kids. When the policy makers and people in the DOE have done that, then they can talk about policy.”&n...
Democrats go trick-or-treating as Libertarians
2010-10-29 21:43:00 View this message at LP.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 29, 2010 Contact: Wes Benedict, Executive Director E-mail: wes.benedict@lp.org Phone: 202-333-0008 ext. 222 Democrats go trick-or-treating as Libertarians WASHINGTON - In Colorado, Indiana, Illinois, and Maryland, Democrats have spent money on mailers and other printed items to inform voters about Libertarian candidates. Libertarian Party (LP) Executive Director Wes Benedict said, "We're pleased to see Democrats spending their own money to promote Libertarian candidates. We hope Republicans will start doing the same thing soon." The ads have featured Libertarians Mike Labno, running for U.S. Senate in Illinois; Richard Davis, running for U.S. House in Maryland; Greg Knott, running for U.S. House in Indiana; and Gregory Gilman, running for U.S. House in Colorado. Benedict continued, "Some of the Democratic Party funded ads have pointed out that Libertarians want to cut government spending and end programs that ar... More About: Trick
What is Casey Cagle hiding ?
2010-10-29 21:39:00 What is Casey Cagle hiding ? Libertarian candidate for Lieutenant Governor Dan Barber asks, "Where's the press coverage of the recent Open Records Requests made to incumbent Lieutenant Governor Republican Casey Cagle?" On October 18, two such requests were submitted to the Lieutenant Governor's office by Zaid Jilani. Both documents appear to refer to a recent incident involving an unnamed woman (whose name was redacted from the letters) that occurred in Cagle's office. Dan asks, "These documents were requested ten days ago. My question is, what's happened since then, and where's the media coverage?" Barber continues, "Georgia deserves more from our elected officials than Cagle's crony capitalism. Georgia deserves a free market and a regulatory system designed to attract business, not drive it offshore." Dan will debate these points and others with Cagle and Democrat Carol Porter during the Atlanta Press Club Debates on GPB Sunday night at 7:00. To learn more about Dan Barb...
Alex Snitker call to action
2010-10-28 16:34:00 CALL TO ACTION CENTER: Forward-to-a-Friend Donate Alex on the issues Campaign Downloads Volunteer From: Vil Rovner Feel free to forward or not to forward this, at your discretion. First, I want to say that it's exciting to have had a small part to play in writing these important pages in history. None of us could have done it without Alex, and he couldn't have done it without us. Rarely, have I seen the Libertarians bring up a candidate who is strong on all of the right issues, who is as well-spoken as is he, and who is also a hero that served in our armed forces. In Florida, especially, as with the rest of the south, it is important to have all three, not just two of these three, qualities. I believe that, come 2nd-November, we're going to see the first Libertarian senator, here, within our state. Of c... More About: Action , Call
Anti- War liberals should vote Libertarian to stop all wars
2010-10-27 17:46:00 Anti-war liberals should vote Libertarian to stop all wars Posted in Carolinus, Wrights 2012 by R Lee Wrights on October 27th, 2010 by Wrights 2012 staff BURNET, Texas - Anyone who opposes the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has a clear choice in this election. They should vote Libertarian said R. Lee Wrights, a potential candidate for the 2012 Libertarian presidential nomination. “Anti-war liberals who supported President Obama in 2008 should know by now that he’s not going to end America’s foreign wars,” Wrights said. “Instead, he’s sent more troops into harm’s way, with no clear end in sight, and he’s spending an even larger percentage of the GDP on these military adventures than the Bush Administration.” Wrights said that President Obama has not only failed to reverse the curtailment of our civil liberties begun under Bush, he’s actually shred the Bill of Rights even more. “Not only has he claimed the immoral authority to murder American citizens overseas ... More About: Liberals , Wars , Anti-War , Vote , Stop
Libertarian Candidate Will Costa has strong showing!
2010-10-26 21:02:00 Libertarian Candidate Will Costa has strong showing! The race for Georgia’s next Labor Commissioner has become more a 3 way race. The Libertarian, Will Costa, had a better then expected showing in the October 17the Atlanta Press Club debate. Post debate focus groups and internal polling have reviled that Will Costa has surprisingly high support from Democrats, Republicans as well as Libertarians and Independents. Self proclaimed constitutional Republicans have expressed a high favorable score toward Costa. “Will is the only one seeking the Office of Labor Commissioner who really understands how an economy works” said one middle aged male from the Macon area. Democratic voters outside of metro Atlanta felt more comfortable with Costa then they did with their own parties nominee. “Mr. Costa reminds me of the old Georgia Democrats who stood up for us in North Georgia” according to a lady i... More About: Libertarian
Chuck Donovan pleased with his first ever debate after beating Johnny Isaks
2010-10-26 18:54:00 Chuck Donovan pleased with his first ever debate after beating Johnny Isakson, looks for another. ATLANTA, GA – October 25, 2010 – Chuck Donovan, Libertarian candidate for U.S Senate from Georgia, participated last night in the only debate incumbent Republican Senator Johnny Isakson decided to include in his campaign schedule. The Atlanta Press Club-sponsored debate was televised live from the Georgia Public Broadcasting studios in Atlanta, and included Donovan, Isakson and Democratic nominee Michael Thurmond, Georgia’s outgoing Labor Commissioner. “Usually, campaign seasons feature five or more debates. This year there were only two scheduled,” Donovan said. “As if that weren’t bad enough, we learned only three days beforehand that Isakson had decided to skip last Thursday’s WSB debate. Just what is he hiding from?” In closing last night’s debate, Donovan noted that unlike the other two candidates, he is not a career politician. “I happen to ... More About: Debate
Libertarian Chair: Time to Re-Legalize Immigration
2010-10-26 18:25:00 October 26, 2010 Contact: Wes Benedict, Executive Director E-mail: wes.benedict@lp.org Phone: 202-333-0008 ext. 222 Libertarian Chair : Time to Re-Legalize Immigration WASHINGTON - Amid controversy over U.S. immigration policy, Libertarian Party Chair Mark Hinkle says the proper way to end illegal immigration is to re-legalize immigration. Hinkle released the following statement today: "In debate after debate, Democratic and Republican politicians have decried the problem of illegal immigration, called for more border security and employer sanctions, and eagerly searched for evidence that their rivals employed undocumented help. The Obama administration proudly touts the fact that it is deporting more undocumented aliens than George W. Bush, while many of the families they support remain stranded in the United States, and most of whom were guilty of nothing more than the inability to satisfy a nightmarish bureaucracy. "Our government has made it practically impossible for most ...
Austerity is the new black
2010-10-23 23:11:00 Austerity is the new black By Dan Barber The world watched Wednesday as the UK announced sweeping spending cuts to tackle its record-breaking debt UK Embraces Austerity. Why does this matter here? Because Europe is breaking ranks with Washington DC on this issue. For decades, Washington insiders have insisted that deficit spending by the government was the right response to recession – that this influx of cash would “prime the pump” and restart a sluggish economy. News flash – borrowed money doesn’t solve money problems. A 10-year-old can understand this. Why can’t our President? In reality, deficit spending burdens a weakened economy with ever-larger debt, at a time when taxpayers are already hurting. European nations have begun to understand this, and are implementing austerity plans one after another. Ten years from now, they may all be on solid fiscal ground again. Where will we be? That depends on how you vote in the upcoming election. If you still believe, des... More About: Black
Garland Favorito and VoterGeorgia.org "Media Outlet Excludes Candidates fr
2010-10-23 21:54:00 Media Outlet Excludes Candidates from Debates but Tells Listeners All Candidates Were Invited Contact: Garland Favorito (404) 664-4044 garlandf@msn.com http://www.voterga.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 22, 2010 & nbsp; ; &nbs p; &nb sp; &n bsp; & nbsp; ; &nbs p; &nb sp; &n bsp; WARNER ROBINS, GA – News media outlets owned by State Senator, Cecil Staton, have decided to exclude certain candidates from the upcoming debates t... More About: Media
Rep. Kevin Levitas responds to the Libertarians and ask us to reconsider Am
2010-10-21 22:01:00 Rep. Kevin Levitas responds to the Libertarians and ask us to reconsider Amendment 1 As a libertarian I want people to recieve as much info as possible to make the best choice possible ( so i am posting this from Rep. Levitas) As your website post anticipates, I was truly surprised (and disappointed) about the Georgia Libertarians’ position on Amendment 1. Having had the pleasure of meeting with the DeKalb Libertarian Party over dinner some time ago, the state Party’s opposition on the most free-market, smaller-government proposal to come along in years left me scratching my head. Because of its mission to support freedom, individual liberty and personal responsibility, I urge the Party to reconsider its opposition to the Amendment. Employment agreements are private contracts between private parties. The freedom of these individuals to contract between themselves is an essential liberty of our American democracy. Freedom of contract supports the inherent right o...
Chuck Donovan attacks Johnny Isakson in his new radio ads
2010-10-18 22:21:00 For Immediate Release Chuck Donovan campaign announces new radio campaign ATLANTA, GA – October 18, 2010 – Chuck Donovan, Libertarian candidate for U.S Senate from Georgia, has released his first radio. This new radio ad will be in addition to the TV ad he has already aired. Donovan's radio advertising begins today on stations in Columbus, Macon, and Savannah. Additionally, the campaign will be filming another TV ad this week. Donovan is challenging the notion of “just voting”. “Voters need to know there is a viable third candidate. The old way of voting has not served us well. It’s time to vote smarter. We are in far too much economic trouble to get it wrong again in 2010.“ Donovan added, “For too long, Americans have been told to just get out and vote. That’s not good enough. Our schools are declining, our infrastructure is in trouble, our troops are scattered around the world, our national budget is a disaster, and we still don... More About: Radio
republicans and Democrats, the Parties of Exclusion
2010-10-15 21:55:00 Republicans and Democrats , the Parties of Exclusion AUSTIN, TEXAS - October 15, 2010 -- On Nov 2, voters in Texas will have an opportunity to cast their votes for the candidates of their choosing. However, this is no thanks to the Republican and Democratic parties. These parties have a history of disrespect for the rights of voters. They have both worked to deny the ability of independent and third party candidates to appear on the ballot. Through unreasonable ballot access requirements, including the "primary screenout" provision which denies many voters the petition opportunity to support having these choices on the ballot, they have presumed that they have the authority to limit the choice of voters. In this current election year they have used the threat of lawsuits and employed outside interests to manipulate the ballot (1). They have created gerrymandered voting districts under which... More About: Republicans
GeorgiaCarry.org
2010-10-15 18:01:00 Georgia Carry looking for volunteers October 15, 2010 Dear GCO Member, We have another full weekend of activities. We have an Adopt-A-Highway clean up in Coweta County, the first ever Gun Show being held in Conyers in Rockdale County and new GCO Board Member, Tim Parker speaking in Paulding County Saturday morning, not to mention that Saturday is the first day of Deer season with Firearms. ======================== 1) Help needed in recruiting efforts at the Rome TEA Party-Saturday October, 16 2) Help Needed this weekend at the first ever gun show held in Conyers, October 16 17 3) New Board Member Tim Parker speaking at Paulding County Republican Breakfast, October 16 4) Fulton partners with Alpharetta, expands fingerprinting for weapons carry licenses 5) Georgia Carry Adopt-a-Highway Trash Pick-up Date 6) GCO Files for Summary Judgment in Church Carry Case 7) Great Recruiting Effort in Augusta, October 9 & 10 8) The 2010 Ole Mill Invitational at the Ol...
Neal Boortz and his entitlement politics - a letter to Republicans
2010-10-15 03:42:00 Neal Boortz and his entitlement politics – a letter to Republicans By Dan Neal Boortz recently made the statement that a vote for a Libertarian is a vote taken away from a Republican. He claims this is tantamount to handing victory to any Democrat in the race. He claims, therefore, that voting Libertarian is in effect the same thing as voting Democrat. He’s wrong. Here’s why. In the 2008 general election, the voters didn’t abandon the Republican Party. The Republican Party had already abandoned them decades ago. Long ago, Republicans abandoned even the pretense of fiscal conservatism and any regard for personal liberty. Voters simply walked away from a dead marriage. And now Neal Boortz is waving that marriage certificate under your nose. Claiming the Republicans are entitled to your vote simply because they are not Democrats. Well, that’s not good enough. Better than crappy still isn’t good. Why has the Tea Party gained so fast in popularity? Because they know wha... More About: Politics , Letter , Neal
Democrats, the Party of Big Brother
2010-10-14 17:55:00 Democrats, the Party of Big Brother AUSTIN, TEXAS - October 14, 2010 -- The Democratic Party portrays itself as advocates of civil liberties. Their state platform calls for "freedom from government interference in our private lives and personal decisions". It is clear that the actions of the people they elect do not match this empty rhetoric. The Democratic Party has had a history of assaulting civil liberties that they are sworn to protect. Their elected Texas representatives have overwhelmingly supported statewide smoking bans. They overwhelmingly support a ban on foods containing trans fat. They achieve fame by leading efforts to ban sexy cheerleading (1). In Congress, Democrats overwhelmingly supported the Patriot Act. The administration of Bill Clinton expanded stealth surveillance of the citizenry far beyond anything seen under any prior administration (2). Now with Barack Obama ... More About: Democrats
Republicans, the Party of Deficit Spending
2010-10-13 17:26:00 Republicans, the Party of Deficit Spending AUSTIN, TEXAS - October 13, 2010 -- Under Republican control of Texas government the state budget faces an $18 billion debt. This comes as no surprise from a political party that governs itself the same way it governs Texas. A recent press release (1) from the Texas Republican Party reminded us that they currently carry a debt of $680,000 and have been in debt for over a decade. For all their talk about fiscal conservatism, Republicans walk away from their rhetoric once elected. From 1993 to 2003, under Democratic Party control of the Texas House of Representatives, state government spending grew about 6.1% per year. After Republicans took control of the House in 2003, state spending growth accelerated. From 2003 to 2009, state spending grew an average of 6.6% per year. Republicans are growing government faster than Democr... More About: Republicans
Georgia Libertarian
2010-10-13 05:11:00 LP Georgia News VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TODAY! We are THREE weeks from Election Day, and we need your help! We have the ability to call voters all over the state to help them make a fully informed decision about the statewide races, all five ballot amendment proposals and the voter referendum. We need you to call your neighbors using our virtual phone banking from the comfort of your La-Z-Boy, your home office, or anywhere you have an Internet connection. If you're ready to volunteer to call your neighbors, please tell us to get you involved. We can get you calling in minutes. Election Night Party On November 2nd, all statewide candidates will be in attendance at the Georgian Terrace for the LP Georgia Election Night Party. Please make plans to spend election night with us as we watch the returns come in from throughout the state. If you are interested in attending, please let us know. Looking for ... More About: Libertarian
Chuck Donovan Receives Milton Friedman Fiscal Conservative Award from Stat
2010-10-11 17:31:00 Donovan Receives Milton Friedman Fiscal Conservative Award from State of Georgia Tea Party Suwanee (October 11, 2010) – U.S. Senate hopeful Chuck Donovan, L-GA., is being honored as a fiscal conservative by the State of Georgia Tea Party, LLC for his strong stand on cutting the growth of government and out of control spending. The award is given to members and prospective members of State and Federal office that commit themselves to lower taxes and reduce federal spending. “I am very proud to receive this honor from the State of Georgia Tea Party, LLC, because I fully support a limited government - the inspiration of our Founding Fathers. The citizens of Georgia and small businesses are being strangled by excessive government taxation, regulation, and spending.” Donovan said. “ I recognize that the way the government is operating is not only unsustainable, it is a recipe for disaster and failure.” Donovan said. Donovan received an “A++” rating for h... More About: Milton Friedman
Georgia Carry update
2010-10-08 13:38:00 October 7, 2010 Dear GCO Member, Once again, we have gun shows this weekend that are in need of volunteers. This week however, there are three gun shows Carrolton, Augusta, and Savannah. If you are in the area and have time, please stop in and volunteer to help recruit new members and try to renew existing members. The election of 2010 is only 26 days away and early voting is underway. Please take the time to exercise your right to vote and have a say in the way our state and country is run. If you have time to volunteer and help the candidate of your choice, please do so. All candidates are in need of volunteers to help further their cause. You can be a part of their team and take an active hand in shaping the future direction of our country. The legislation that is passed in GA for the next two years may very well be decided on November 2. If second amendment friendly candidates are not elected, no bills will be passed. ======================== 1) Help ... More About: Update , Georgia
Chuck Donovan needs your help against Johnny "Big Government" Isakson
2010-10-08 02:39:00 10/7/2010 Vote for Chuck DONOVAN on November 2nd Hello everyone, Many of you already know the news that I am running for U.S. Senate here in Georgia. This will be one of my last opportunities to get the word out to everyone I know personally and to have you forward it to everybody you know. Our fellow citizens are desperately searching for better representation. We see that the main parties have no intention of limiting government, exercising fiscal discipline, or following the Constitution. Voters are looking for new candidates who will put principles before party and politics. I am that candidate. In this election season the professional politicians are out in the full force again making the same empty promises. Voters need to be reminded it will not be different this time unless we vote differently. There is a good chance my race will go to a runoff. That means voters have the opportunity to vote their cons... More About: Government , Big Government
Warren Redlich for Governor TV ad in his race against Andrew Cuomo and Carl
2010-10-05 17:54:00 Hi. I'm the LP candidate for Governor of New York. The LNC helped us get on the ballot, and I'm writing to ask for your help again. But I'm not asking for money. We just released our TV commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7w15CYS4y o It hits on the growing dissatisfaction with the two major parties. But before people throw the bums out, they need an alternative. We are different, and this ad sums up that difference in three words: "Stop Wasting Money". Please spread this video to your Libertarian groups and friends. Push it to media that you know as well. Thanks, Warren Redlich -- Warren Redlich for Governor 255 Washington Ave. Ext. #108 Albany, NY 12205 Cell: 518-225-3710 Fax: 518-862-1551 http://wredlich.com/ny More About: Race , Carl , Andrew
Libertarians challenge 89 TARP-supporting incumbents in Congress Like Harry
2010-10-01 22:35:00 Libertarians challenge 89 TARP-supporting incumbents in Congress WASHINGTON - This November, Libertarian Party candidates are challenging 89 incumbent members of Congress who voted for the TARP bailouts in 2008. View the list here. The list includes 27 Republicans and 62 Democrats. LP Chair Mark Hinkle commented, "Few acts of Congress have evoked as much fear, ire, disgust, and disapproval from Americans as the 2008 TARP banker bailouts, passed with bipartisan support in Congress, and signed into law by Republican President George W. Bush." Hinkle continued, "Bailer-in-chief John McCain, who famously suspended his 2008 losing Republican presidential campaign to rush back to Washington DC to vote for TARP, tops our list. He'll face Libertarian Party co-founder David Nolan in November." [Note and correction: An earlier emailed version of this release incorrectly stated the number of Libertarians at 97.] According to Congressional Quarterly, twelve of these TARP incumbents... More About: Challenge
Libertarian Party of Georgia Urges Defeat of All Ballot Amendments
2010-10-01 20:08:00 Libertarian Party of Georgia Urges Defeat of All Ballot Amendments Contact: Brett Bittner - (404) 888-9468 brett.bittner@lpgeorgia.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ATLANTA - The Libertarian Party of Georgia released their recommendations for the constitutional amendments and referendum to appear on November's ballot today on their website, www.LPGeorgia.com. The Libertarian Party is urging voters statewide to cast a "No" vote on each of the five proposed constitutional amendments, as well as the proposed referendum. In their recommendation release, Georgia Libertarians took a position on Amendment 1 that may surprise voters. Their position calls for a "No" vote, citing a stifling of marketplace expansion by enforcing employment contract clauses that prohibit former employees of a company to go to work for a competing firm or to start their own venture. They note that by protecting the interests of big business, by adding a barrier to entry into the marketplace, is not a s...
Georgia Carry Updates
2010-10-01 17:29:00 October 1, 2010 Dear GCO Member, There are two gun show this weekend in Marietta and Cartersville. Both are in need of volunteers to work the show. If you are in the area and have time, please stop in and volunteer to help recruit new members and try to renew existing members. Many political rallies, parades, etc. are taking place this weekend and numerous politicians will be attending. If you are still undecided these are good places to question and discuss issues with any candidate that you have questions or issues with. Gun shows are also a good place to meet and discuss issues with the candidates as many pro second amendment politicians are showing up at the gun shows. The election of 2010 is only 32 days away and early voting is underway. Please take the time to exercise your right to vote and have a say in the way our state and country is run. If you have time to volunteer and help the candidate of your choice, please do so. All candidates are in need of... More About: Updates , Georgia
John Jay Myers Campaign releases TV ad in his race against Pete Sessions
2010-09-30 02:52:00 John Jay Myers Campaign releases TV ad Tuesday September 21, 2010 Dallas, Texas The Libertarian campaign for John Jay Myers is releasing a very professional TV ad next week, which highlights the need to end the two party mindset. The video was actually created in the spare time of two Republicans, (one a Precinct Chair) furthering the idea that it is principle over party. Link to video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Rc-PTARmU 0 “I honestly believe in principle over party, every Republican that wants to end the wars and bring our troops home, and end the nanny state would get my support, both of them that believe that do.” Says Myers. Myers is in an uphill battle against Pete Sessions the RNCC chair who has raised over $1 Million dollars for his race, recognizing the odds Myers jokingly said “There is a slim, very slim chance that I may NOT win this election” but goes on to say “But what matters is that I am right, I am g... More About: Race , John
Chuck Donovan asks the Tea Party, “Where’s Johnny?” Where is Johnny
2010-09-28 03:33:00 Chuck Donovan asks the Tea Party , “Where’s Johnny?” ATLANTA,GA – September 26, 2010 – Chuck Donovan, Libertarian candidate for United States Senate from Georgia, is asking an important question. “I have visited over 15 Tea Parties with appointments for about 6 more before election day. The Tea Party is potentially the most powerful political force in America. Yet, I have not seen nor heard of Johnny Isakson attending a single Tea Party. Just why is Johnny ignoring this group of voters? Where’s Johnny?“ Johnny was not seen at another recent event, too. California Republican Senatorial candidate, Carly Fiorina, was in Atlanta seeking help to unseat long-time Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer. With such an iconic race, where was Johnny? Chuck Donovan said, “Johnny Isakson insists on putting politics ahead of principles. His committee connection with Senator Boxer was apparently more impor...
Monday message from the Libertarian party
More articles from this author:2010-09-28 00:32:00 View this message at LP.org September 27, 2010 Dear Friend of Liberty, As we move toward Election Day, Libertarian candidates and the Libertarian Party are seeing more attention from the media. David Nolan, LP co-founder and Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate in Arizona, was in a televised debate with John McCain and other candidates yesterday. Mr. Nolan's comments have already been noted in a number of outlets, including the Wall Street Journal. Libertarian National Committee (LNC) member Stewart Flood commented: "David is not only holding his own but making his points accurately and effectively. The Capone reference regarding prohibition was perfect! This should move David up in the polls. McCain looks flustered and is blinking a mile a minute." More Libertarian candidates will be participating in televised debates in the upcoming weeks. You may have also seen the two press releases we sent late last week. One of them was about how the Democratic Party abuses gay and l... More About: Message , Monday 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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