Slippery slope. First they start with the controversial magazines
like Free Inquiry, then they go to the out of the mainstream
political magazines like Liberty. Just a matter of time.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, hrearden_hr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I amnot going to boycott
I absolutely believe that Islamo-Fascism is a greater threat to our
civil liberties than the War on Drugs. By a thousand times over.
No, strike that. A million times over.
I don't do drugs. (Though I do sympathize with those who do,
particularly marijuana smokers who SHOULD NOT be thrown
in the context of your post.
$
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Of course the do. That completely goes without saying.
But we also have a right to voice our opinions.
Consider the hypocrisy of these stores
certain publications and books I doubt they will continue not to
sell them. If you cannot purchase Free Inquiry elseware you can
purchase a subscription.
$
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Slippery slope. First
and the
Netherlands and Germany and France and Belgium of Hard Left
Political Parties teaming up with Muslim radicals.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Andr� Kenji de Sousa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/4/3, Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Because in the grand sheme
You know Mark, I could almost agree with you. If crazed DEA Agents
(or even Colombian Drug Lords) all of a sudden were hijacking jet
planes and flying them into the Sears Tower in Chicago and the
Library Building in LA, and the White House in Washington, DC,
killing thousands of our fellow
Party candidates?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Hell, I don't know. Sounds like some question straight from a
panel
of the Cato Institute on legal foundations of the
Constitution,
or
some stuff subject matter like
And Theo van Gogh? Did he deserve his fate for the crime of
producing a film critical of Muslem men's treatment of women?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not one of those people died as a result of the bigoted concept of
islamo-facism. Those who died on
@yahoogroups.com, Geof Gibson geofgibson@
wrote:
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
I absolutely believe that Islamo-Fascism is a greater threat
to our
civil liberties than the War on Drugs. By a thousand times
over.
No, strike
Geoff, don't even need to do that. There are 8 victims who are
alive.
4 weeks ago a Muslim extremist ran over 8 UNC students on campus with
his SUV shouting Allah Akbar. It was a media story for a half a
day. Fox covered it for a bit longer, but then it just dissappeared
from the
Hey, one teensy weensy little flaw in your comparison.
Perhaps you learned this in High School Geography class, bit in case
not, the United States of America is not an Island.
The USA is bordered by two huge neighbors; Canada on the North and
Mexico on the South. We have completely open
its
own unique situation.)
I've traveled all over Europe. Seen it all with my own two eyes.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Andr� Kenji de Sousa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/4/4, Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
From what I've been reading, nothing could
elections and politics.
Come on over. The water's warm!
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric S. Harris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Dondero Rittberg wrote:
Couple problems with your response.
Firstly, you're assuming that the Libertarian Party represents
the
entire libertarian
Or how about this oxymorn: libertarian Libertarian Party member.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, mark robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric,
Yeah, it will get you about as much respect as any other
oxymoron. I personally like Liberty Income Tax Service!
-Mark
Assuming you're correct, which you are most certainly not, but just
for the sake of argument, what about all of those millions of
Muslims who have immigrated to Europe?
Wouldn't you say they'd be happy if the French just got the hell out
of France, and ditto the Dutch, Belgiums, Germans,
Eeek! Does that mean you'll be supporting Hillary for President in
2008?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, uncoolrabbit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But Eric, I am a Libertarian Democrat! Congratualtions on the air
time.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero ericdondero@
I dare say, if authoritarians, using Islam as pretext, start taking
over communities here in the US (fact is, they've already taken over
two - Hamtramac and Dearborn, Michigan), the first people they'll start
going after are the Prostitutes, Gays and Lesbians. We libertarians
will be second
Mark, honestly, this particular thread is a bit tiresome. You are
PREACHING TO THE CHIOR DAMMIT!!
I'm about as big of a drug legalization advocate as you could
possibly find in the libertarian movement.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, mark robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric,
[ModeratorNote: the split is between those advocating
USA govt interventionism abroad vs those opposed.
ACTUAL 'defense' is of course supported by libertarianism.
There is a difference of opinion on what constitutes
CREDIBLE as 'threat' AND what is appropriate as response.
Additionally,
Isn't it amazing the inconsistency of the libertarian
anti-War advocacy Geoff?
They claim they support civil liberties, but say absolutely nothing
about the Islamo-fascist murder of Theo van Gogh in the Netherlands.
They don't care at all about the rising tide of Islamo-fascists
threatening
So Tom, let me get this straight. Are you saying that the Islamo-
Fascists hate us because of our foreign policy? Has nothing to do
with our cultural values?
How about Theo van Gogh? Was he killed because the wicked Dutch
Imperialists were intervening all over the Middle East?
How about
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wrote:
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
I dare say, if authoritarians, using Islam as pretext, start
taking
over communities here in the US (fact is, they've already taken
over
two - Hamtramac and Dearborn, Michigan), the first
Steven, a bit unfair to blame relative newcommer Schwarzenegger for
California's socialist economic and policies.
I believe, that in his State House and Senate almost 3/4ths of the
Reps. and Senators are Democrats. It's like blaming Mitt Romney for
socialist Massachusetts. Schwarzenegger
Mark, granted the threat from Islamo-Fascism at the moment is much
more severe in Western Europe, there are still many instances where
it is raising its ugly head here in the US:
1. the City Council of Hamtramac, Michigan last year voted to allow
a Muslim Mosque in the City Center to blare the
The Christian Fascist you refer to was Eric Rudolph. He is now in
jail. And nobody in the United States supports him, or views him as
some sort of hero.
And btw, interesting factoid, Rudolph was quite the pot smoker. Not
only was he protesting the Blacks and other Minorities, but he was
?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, steven linnabary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I dare say, if authoritarians, using Islam as pretext, start
taking
over communities here in the US (fact is, they've already taken
over
two
Mr. Parker, all of us here are very much aware that you have a huge
responsibility in moderating this Forum, not to mention your other
responsibilities in life. Sorry to hear about your problems with
your eyes. First I've learned of that.
Simple solution: Why not share some of the
Then you obviously do not know me to well, nor my background. I
think if you did, you'd rethink your position.
Here's a hint: Two of my very best and oldest friends in life are
Scott Kohlhaas and Al Anders in the Alaska LP.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, mark robert [EMAIL
of a particular community prefer Sharia law, that's
just
fine.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Geof Gibson geofgibson@
wrote:
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
I dare say, if authoritarians, using Islam as pretext, start
taking
is further than I'd go.
One could argue that Jesus of Nazareth, Buddha, Ghandi, Thomas
Aquinas, John Locke, Alexis De Toqueville, Thomas Jefferson, and
others were libertarian in their philosophy.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote
of rapes? What a Muslim conspiracy!!!
8. You've put together a list of 7 things that don't prove
anything
and don't even come close to proving anything other than your own
bigotry.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Mark, granted the threat
never do.
You're right in that we can't be in the same political movement. I
will continue to work in the libertarian movement and you can
continue
to work against it.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Paul, we're never going to solve
To be fair, I'll answer your question honestly.
I know one individual, prominent in the libertarian movement
who is a close friend of mine, who has been a victim of the drug war.
I know one individual whose brother was a victim of 9/11 - died in
the Twin Towers.
So, it's even 1 to 1.
---
libertarianism, but
he had strong libertarian leanings. Karl Hess was very
libertarian philosophically.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Paul, was Barry Goldwater's philosoply libertarian?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Paul
You see uncool Rabbit, that's just it. I DO believe Pro-War and Pro-
Civil Liberties go hand in hand for a myriad of reasons.
Mostly because Islamo-Fascism to me is the greatest threat in the
world, and most especially to the West, right now. If you're
concerned about protecting civil
was stopping Fortuyn from being
elected so that he wouldn't impose stricter immigration laws on
Muslim immigrants, which would further water-down the Dutch culture
of tolerance.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Andr� Kenji de Sousa
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/4/6, Eric Dondero Rittberg
be no chopping off of hands for
shoplifting, etc.
So any laws they want to make that are consistant with the
limitations
of the U.S. Constitution are ok as long as they don't infringe on
our
rights.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Now
I'm a meat and potatos advocate of libertarianism. My libertarianism comes
instinctively from the gut.
Yeah, I've read Mises, Rand, Rothbard, Hayek, Friedman (my
favorite), Hazlitt, Nozick, Hospers, you name it. They just serve
to reinforce the beliefs that I already have.
You've actually
were libertarian in their philosophy.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
[ModeratorNote: the split is between those advocating
USA govt interventionism abroad vs those opposed.
ACTUAL 'defense' is of course
The reason I'm having a hard time answering is because what your
asking is so convuluuted and obscure.
Ask me a question straight out.
I believe you're asking me why it is I'm not more philosophical
but rather express my libertarianism by grass roots political activism,
right? And how did
Whoah, whoah, whoah, whoah, whoah. This is a case of you all totally
and completely misquoting me.
I have NEVER called George W. Bush an extremist libertarian. That
was a quote from The Fortune Magazine Editor Jeff Birnbaum from 2004
when he said roughly, Bush is running as an extremist
examples mirroring Toby's success.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric S. Harris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Dondero Rittberg wrote:
Intrguied by your comments on the Constitution Party.
But fact is the Libertarian Party is and has been 10 times more
successful over
Really?? Interesting. Are you still Pro-Life?
Nothing against you Pro-Life Libertarians. I actually agree with
you all on no government funding at all!!, parental notification and
partial birth. I'm a Kay Baily Hutchison Pro-Choicer.
Plus, my boss for 12 years, Ron Paul, was hardcore
, but not the Iraq war. I believe in a case by case
view of every thing, not a wide sweeping declaration of lets go to
war with the world.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
You see uncool Rabbit, that's just it. I DO believe Pro-War and
Pro
Good point. So then, why don't we see the Anti-War Libertarians
ever attacking Islamo-Fascism? Why the silence from their camp
about the murder of Theo van Gogh, the Muslim riots in Paris, the
Muslim guy in the SUV on the UNC campus?
Why no solutions from their side as to how we could stop
Name some names. Here are a few names of authors and writers who I
personally feel my Neo-libertarian views jive with near 100%:
Neal Boortz
PJ O'Rourke
Tammy Bruce
Charles Murray
Andrew Sullivan
Christopher Hitchens
Ayn Rand
Barry Goldwater
Milton Friedman
Daniel Pipes
Steve Emerson
Walter
Tom, was the LtCol also opposed to the War in Afghanistan? What was
here solution to responding to 9/11.
Note - I've actually been quite impressed with this prospective LP
Nominee, and could very well support her. I'm just hoping that her
foreign policy views are not so far out there -
For the 100th time. I only read Mises, Rand, et.al. long after I
had become a Libertarian.
I did watch the PBS Special Free To Choose by Milton Friedman way
back in 1980.
I became a Libertarian by the television NOT by books. I saw Free
To Choose, saw a Bill Meyers Special on PBS about
are
against
the philosophical principles of the Republican Party? If so, why
are
they against those philosphical principles and what are those
principles?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
The reason I'm having a hard time answering is because
] On
Behalf Of Eric Dondero Rittberg
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 9:11 AM
To: Libertarian@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LOP-General] Re: [Libertarian] Re: Libertarian Party 2008
Presidential Poll - P
Whoah, whoah, whoah, whoah, whoah. This is a case of you all
totally
and completely misquoting me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2006/4/7, Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Name some names. Here are a few names of authors and writers
who I
personally feel my Neo-libertarian views jive with near 100%:
Neal Boortz
PJ O'Rourke
Tammy Bruce
Charles Murray
Andrew Sullivan
Mark, I saw one of these documentaries. Sure, the reporter could
have asked that question. But the focus of the show was Life in
Prison, not Crime or the causes of Crime.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, mark robert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As are many shows/documentaries these days,
Let me get this straight here. Are you saying that because I
support using the term libertarian to include the entire
Libertarian Quadrant of the New Political Spectrum, rather than
limiting it to just the narrow segment of 99/99 and above I'm tarnishing
libertarianism?
Okay, let me ask you
assault
when you can attack all injustice by showing the path to a better
way?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Good point. So then, why don't we see the Anti-War Libertarians
ever attacking Islamo-Fascism? Why the silence from their camp
the US never could, and with that space is now recruiting and
training more extreemists than it ever has before, how are we
beter
off?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Well, I'm glad to hear you supported the War in Afghanistan. I
have
You're obviously approaching this issue from a mainstream perspective
on libertarianism.
Please don't get the impresion that just because you are not fully on
board with the full drug legalization side you're not welcome in the
libertarian movement.
We have a variety of views on the
If that's the case then why did he shelter two Al Queda connected
training camps within his borders? Salman Pac and Al Answar al
Salamm?
And why did he offer Zarcawi refuge during his operation on his leg
at his Bagdhad hospitals?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, James Stevenson
Or acting as useful tools for the Democrats.
Really, what distinguishes the Libertarian Party these days from the
Democrats. Do you ever hear any criticisms of the Democrats from
LPers?
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Geof Gibson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
How truly sad that those
No, Libertarians who opposed the War in Iraq for economic reasons,
i.e. it would cost too much, have incredible credibility with me and
I believe other Pro-War libertarians.
Boggles my mind that you Anti-War Libertarians don't use this
argument more. It's the most powerful one in your
theocracy. It was a secular dictatorship.
$
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Of course you're not concerned about it, because it directly
disproves y'all's point; that we're losing the War in Iraq.
You guys
Really? Well, I happen to hate Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Myanamar,
Libya and a host of other countries around the world. And I choose
not to live there.
Boggles my mind, why someone who hates America would want to live
here.
I've traveled literally around the world; 25 nations on 5
For those of you who have forgotten, Saddam Hussein attacked the USS
Starke in 1986, a US Ship in the Persian Gulf, killing 39 Sailors.
His forces lobbed a missle which near destroyed the US Frigate.
The War in Iraq was justified by that fact alone.
Congratulations to US President George
Steven, did you forget about the USS Starke
How soon we forget.
Saddam Hussein's Military attacked the Starke in 1986 killing 39 US
Sailors.
I was stationed in Jacksonville back then. The Starke was our
sister ship for the USS Luce (Guided Missle Destroyer).
While I did not personally
You'll be happy to know that Tom came through. He was quite the
gentleman. He bought me a filet with garlic potatos and jumbo
shrimp. We ate at Houlihans in historic Union Station.
Best steak I've had in years. Definitely NOT the paper plate with
ketchup chopped steak deal.
--- In
Ponder this one for a minute.
If the US had pulled out of Iraq 6 months or a year ago like the
anti-war advocates and the Libertarians had wanted, we'd probably never
have gotten Zarcarwi.
What a glorious day for America and our Troops.
What a glorious day for Pro-War libertarians to scream
I had a nice lunch yesterday with LP of MT Chairman Mike Fellows in
East Missoula. I had the Bison Burger; Mike had the French Dip.
Mike and I discussed Libertarian happenings in Phillipsburg - the new
Gault's Gulch where Westerner Free State Project advocates have
located too. They've
There was virtually NO difference in taste.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, hrearden_hr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
I had a nice lunch yesterday with LP of MT Chairman Mike Fellows in
East Missoula. I
because the Republican
Party does not work toward liberty, and it never has.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
I had a nice lunch yesterday with LP of MT Chairman Mike Fellows
in
East Missoula. I had the Bison Burger; Mike had the French
A hearty congratulations and best of luck in your campaign!!
Ironic, that the RLC is willing to endorse Libertarian Idependents,
yet the Libertarian Party in most cases balks at endorsing
libertarian Republicans, such as the most recent case in Minnesota
with Sue Jeffries deciding to run as
Funny that the Dixie Chicks have had to scrap many of their tour
dates due to lack of ticket sales. Even Houston was cancelled, a
city of 4 million!
But they've apparently added a few Canadian dates to make up for the
loss of Houston and other southern cities.
That's about as loud of a
Wonder why Steven Linnaberry and Paul Ireland have been silent about
my post reporting what I regard as an advocate of Anarcho-libertarianism who
was elected to the Phillipsburg, Montana City Council as a Republican Party
candidate?
Guess it doesn't quite fit their paradigm.
An Ayn
.
-Eric Dondero Rittberg
June 15, 2006
Saving the GOP from itself: Congressman fights to restore party's
traditions
By SAMANTHA LEVINE | HOUSTON CHRONICLE
WASHINGTON - It's not that Rep. Ron Paul, one of only six
Republicans publicly
against the war in Iraq, is estranged from the party, he
virtually all other libertarian Republican elected officials like
Flake.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, steven linnabary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Libertarian@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 17
Don't take my word for it. Ask Mike Ferrell, Chairman of the
Libertarian Party of Montana.
And while you are at it, ask Mike why is it that the Secretary of
the Libertarian Party of MT, is an ELECTED REPUBLICAN STATE
SENATOR???
You cannot deny the fact that State Senators are elected in
a clear
cut case in either direction.
BWS
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg ericdondero@
Date: Saturday, June 17, 2006 1:22 pm
Subject: [Libertarian] Ron Paul ex-aide's panties in a wad over
war
Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, June 17, 2006 1:22 pm
Subject: [Libertarian] Ron Paul ex-aide's panties in a wad over
war!
*
Libertarian Republican Political Report
by Eric Dondero
06-17-06
Marijuana legalization advocates should also be aware that there's
an effort underway in Missoula, Montana to make Pot Possession the
lowest of Misdemeanor offenses. Petition drive that looks like it
will be successful. Let's stay tuned to see if the voters pass it.
--- In
Rohrabacher)
as
the new Champion of Freedom and the libertarian Republican
movement.
And maybe it's time that someone I regard as an advocate of real
libertarianism, who supports the War on Islamo-Fascism, runs
against Ron for the Congressional seat here in Texas.
-Eric Dondero Rittberg
And the recent cache of Intel that was uncovered immediately after
Zarcarwi's death proves unequivocally that he had strong ties to Al
Quada, and was Al Quada's Man in Iraq. But you might have missed
all that, since it was buried by the Liberal Media.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com,
Actually, it's completely the opposite:
Libertarians and Paleo-Conservatives are like talking oranges and
coconuts.
We libertarians have absolutely NOTHING in common with Paleo-Cons.
They are Pro-Life, stridently Religious Right and anti-
Pornography/Prostitution, Pro-Drug War,
http://www.news.com.au/story/print/0,10119,19503274,00.html
Piglet keeps Pooh off air
From correspondents in Ankara
17-06-2006
From: Reuters
TURKEY'S public television TRT, controlled by the Islamist-rooted
government, has barred the popular Walt Disney cartoon Winnie the
Pooh from
air
Doesn't matter. My mantra is ANYONE BUT BADNARIK, MOORE, PHILLIES!
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, steven linnabary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well then, I'll most certainly be voting Republican, no matter
.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, steven linnabary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Geez Steven, do you wish me to List every single elected
libertarian
Republican in the country every single time I comment
, including the latest and greatest brand; Islamo-Fascism.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, steven linnabary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Eric Dondero Rittberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thoughtful comments to consider.
However, there's a much larger issue
That's a crock of bull! It's not fickle at all. It always has and
always will mean, support for the Troops and the Military, support
for the Flag, support for the President, support for our National
Monuments, and the ability to say the Pledge and sing the National
Anthem, among other
Is that why the defecit has been down these last few months? Much
larger drop than anyone anticipated?
Guess that also explains why the market is over 11,000. And the
Unemployment rate lower now than in 20+ years.
Yupper, that Bush Economy; bad for America.
--- In
This is the purist example yet, that years of competition that the
Libertarian Party has had to contend with from libertarian Republicans
like the Republican Liberty Caucus and the Club for Growth, has moved
them to the Center and away from the Radicalism of past years.
It's hard to convince
Yeah Tom, you should link up with the American Libertarian Party of
Florida. John Wayne Smith would be right up your ally; strident,
anarchistic, and take no prisoners sort of guy.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Thomas L. Knapp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoth Doug:
Because of
I'm in Denver working for the pro-legalization of marijuana initiative
statewide.
I'll be here only for a few more days.
Call me on my cell phone 979-799-7077 if you'd like to meet for coffee
or beers.
Two other Libertarians are with me.
Yahoo! Groups
It's clear the CD 22 race in Texas is turning into a fiasco. If DeLay
were to jump back in, it would be an embarrassment. The GOP cannot
appoint a replacement.
Don't know much about Bob Smither, the Libertarian in the race, but he
seems like a good guy from his web site. A bit older, but
This has got to piss off Bush's prudish religious right supporters.
Mideast crisis drives Bush to colorful language Mon Jul 17, 6:33 AM
ET
ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - A microphone picked up an
unawarePresident Bush saying on MondaySyria should
press Hezbollah to
Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
Not a single Libertarian here made a comment about George W. Bush's
remark about Syria using the 'S' word to Tony Blair.
This is proof positive about Libertarians intense and utter bias
against the President. He does something totally libertarian,
totally Howard
This off the LP's web site from ED Shane Cory:
Consider it a move that we would love the federal government to
make. We've reduced our own party bureaucracy to allow our candidates
to express their own viewpoints while holding true to our statement of
principles, said Cory. Our candidates
[ModeratorNote: the ACTUAL position consistent with a universal application of
LIBERTARIANISM is to not intervene with either US military or US tax dollars on
any side. -TLP ]
Amazing. Biggest story of the day. Can't turn on CNN, or Fox without
wall to wall coverage of the Crises in the
.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, kiddleddee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My comment: Bush is a fascist with a foul mouth!
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote:
Amazing. Absolutely amazing.
Not a single Libertarian here made a comment about George W
, illegal (according to that international law of
nations that you don't believe in) assault on Lebanon. I also
continue to support the right of Hamas - and Hezbollah - to
assault
Israeli military targets.
--- In Libertarian@yahoogroups.com, Eric Dondero Rittberg
ericdondero@ wrote
Just released CNN Poll shows 67% of Americans support Israel in the
conflict, only 4% back Hezbollah.
Your ideas to back Hezbollah in the conflict are idiotic on two
levels, firstly from a libertarian perspective - Israel being quite
a libertarian nation with a mostly Free Enterprise economy,
C'mon Steven, even Ron Paul plays the power game when it comes to
committee asignments and majority leaders and inter-GOP leadership
races. I know to you, that sort of stuff is insignificant, but to
many of us, it does count a bunch.
Even Andre Marou, when he served for 2 years in the Alaska
Lebanon has Nude Beaches? Really??? That's the first I've ever
heard of that. Do you have any evidence to back that up? I've
never heard any of my Gay friends talk of taking a vacation to Gay
Tolerant Lebanon. Though, they've often talked of an Israeli
vacation. Frankly, I think you're
Hey, we Republicans will take him.
So, he gets a 29 on the Liberty Index. Big friggin' deal. (That's
twice as better as just about any other Dem except Ben Nelson from
Nebraska.)
More importantly, HE'LL VOTE FOR FRIST FOR MAJORITY LEADER, thus if
the Senate makeup post-election is close,
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