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Written by Jay Edgar
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Tuesday, 29 January 2008 |
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The Libertarian Party's Response to the State of the Union Address
The following is a response by Libertarian Party National Chairman William Redpath
Washington, D.C. - Following
President Bush's annual State of the Union Address, the Libertarian
Party issued their response from National Chairman William Redpath:
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Written by Jay Edgar
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Tuesday, 22 January 2008 |
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It is of utmost importance that we all attend as many of the Corzine Big Government Love Fests that we can. Even if you don't ask questions you can sit in the audience and make oinking sounds! Call, write, and/or meet with Corzine and your state legislator and let them know that you demand cuts in the size of NJ state government.
This past Saturday, Steve Lonegan was peacefully handing out flyers and holding a sign outside of one of Corzine's rally in Cape May. He was arrested, shackled, and charged with trespassing!
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Written by Jay Edgar
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Friday, 18 January 2008 |
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See full article at nj.com site. The orignal letter can be viewed here.
Loitering ordinance is being challenged
Friday, January 18,
2008
Staff Writer
MOUNT OLIVE -- The New Jersey Libertarian Party is
questioning the validity of the township's Peace and
Good Order ordinance prohibiting loitering and vagrancy. (Read full article)
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Written by Jay Edgar
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Wednesday, 16 January 2008 |
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After many years of overspending by both Republican and Democratic administrations, NJ state finds itself in a fiscal mess. Instead of tackling the root cause of a bloated state government, our governor has launched a plan to
transfer debt and to squeeze more money out of the taxpayers.
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Written by Chris Wuestefeld
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Monday, 14 January 2008 |
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A proposed student pledge at the BCC would require students to promise to give up their right to freedom of association and freedom of conscience.
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