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Wednesday, 07 March 2012
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From BTP National: Briscoe Nomination Invalidated
Recently, the Boston Tea Party's membership debated a question about invalidating the nomination of Tiffany Briscoe.
National Chair Darryl W. Perry opened a poll. The results were nine (9) votes in favor of invalidating the nomination of Briscoe, with three (3) members voting against.
As per National Chair Perry, the BTP nominee for President of the United States is now "NOTA" ("None of the Above").
Kimberly Brighton-Barrick remains the BTP nominee for Vice-President of the United States.
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Last Command (Dig)
By Wasp
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Tuesday, 31 May 2011
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Marilyn Steffen's Radio Interview on the Internet
Current mood:
excited The radio interview with Marilyn Steffen (see last month's issue of New Mexico Liberty or the LPNM blog) has been posted to the LPNM's YouTube account in three parts –
The interview has also been posted to lpnm.us as a single MP3 file –
lpnm.us/MediaFiles/MarilynSteffenInterview-KOOT.mp3
Thanks to Allen Cogbill for posting it to the net!
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Tuesday, 24 May 2011
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What Does It Take to Get Pulled Over?
Current mood:
amused, 
devious, excited Florida LP Chairman Adrian Wyllie surrenders license in protest of REAL ID act
Video: In Real ID Protest, Florida Libertarian Chairman Drives Without a Licenseh/t to Mark Axinn, Chair of LPNY
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I Hear Black
By Overkill
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Wednesday, 11 May 2011
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Hats Off to Marilyn Steffen!
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: county chair
Date: Wed, 11 May 2011 14:46:54
From: M. SteffenI do the best I can here. I'm not an organizer, but I do hand out DVD's of Freedom to Fascism and the Citizens Rule book by the hundreds and did a radio interview last year at a Silver City radio station and have a 23 minute copy of the show if you would like to have a copy. I talked about the Constitution, Fully Informed Jury and Freedom Fest.
-------- Original Message Ends --------I'd like to put this interview on the LPNM site.
I've passed this on via email, as well as included in the next New Mexico Liberty, and sent it on to the National Chair, Mark Hinkle.
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Ironbound
By Overkill
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Completed Survey about "ABQ the Plan"
Current mood:
cynicalMy completed survey from the City of Albuquerque about "ABQ the Plan," as formulated by Mayor R.J. Berry:
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on ABQ the PLAN.
Your opinion will help shape Mayor Berry's presentation during the 2011 State of the City address to Albuquerque.
Working together, we can make Albuquerque an even better city.Summary of Response
- Should we invest in our future?
- No
- Bus Rapid Transit & Route 66 Improvements
- Not Important
- EXPO New Mexico (State Fairgrounds)
- Not Important
- Convention Center
- Not Important
- Civic Plaza
- Not Important
- 4th Street Pedestrian Mall
- Not Important
- Rail Yards
- Not Important
- ABQ Culture Trail
- Not Important
- Balloon Fiesta Sports Park
- Not Important
- 98th Street Sports Park with APS
- Not Important
- Mesa del Sol Sports Park
- Not Important
- 50-Mile Bike Loop
- Not Important
- Rio Grande Enhancements
- Not Important
- Paseo del Norte & I-25 Interchange Improvements
- Not Important
- Other Project Ideas
- Take any money left over from this year's budget (if any) and either give it back as a tax return or set it aside for next year. Or put it towards repayment of some of the city's existing bond expenditures.
Get over it – this schtick about "there's nothing to do" in Albuquerque is bunk. Take a look at the local newspapers – Alibi, Local iQ, the Journal, etc. – and you'll see plenty of things to do listed.
If you really want to "invest in the future," cut taxes, cut regulations on business, and cut regulations on private property. Let us in the private sector grow the economy by getting government out of the way.
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Ironbound
By Overkill
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