DR1ers and their Politics

[cobraboy]

Originally Posted by Scandall

I was a big fan of Browne too. He wrote several great books on American Libertarian thought that had me nodding my head in agreement as I read them. That was when I joined the Libertarian Party. Its platform is far from perfect but I agree with most of it.

Scandall

I joined the LP when my membership # was low 4-digits, and the newsletter came out in 3 pages of purple memeograph paper stapled together and hand addressed (early 80's). I agree with them maybe 80+%, the 'Pubs maybe 60%, but the Dems only 20-30%.

I was also a personal fan of Andre Marrou, a really neat guy. I was the county chairman for his '92 bid.

[windeguy]

Official Website of the Libertarian National Committee

I feel that the Libertarian platform is more "logical" and consistant than are the platforms of other parties. They also conform much more to my own understandings and desires of what a federal government should be. Even if people are not logical, I see no reason that they cannot have a logical government.

[NALs]

Originally Posted by Chris

Now now, don't get slippery here. You placed two responses, one in response to my post, (quoted) and one general (no quote to anyone).

Btw, the family and I will be in your neck of the woods in the next few weeks. Your school is my husband's alma mater and we're attending a happening. Want to have a beer or coffee together?

Check your PM.

-NALs

[Texas Bill]

Originally Posted by something_of_the_night

Next poll: DR1ers and their religion

And, Nals, don't forget us, the dyslexic, agnostic insomniacs, who lie awake at night contemplating the meaning of dog.

Or, contemplating your navel while sitting on the throne???

Texas Bill