I hope you suceed with public opion research. Has there even been a good poll on libertarian ideas since the Protrait Of America poll in 2000 using the old Nolan quiz for questions where 16% polled Libertarian using the quiz but only 2% said they were libertarian, twiced as many people said repeal all taxes, Blacks polled by several percentage points more than Whites as being libertarian, best I rember 22% of blacks polled as libertarian There were fewer authortarians than libertarians, those who said they were Democrats were almost just as likely to be libertarians as Republicans, men tended a bit more to be libertarian than women, women tended a bit more to be authoritarian ( could that have a bit to do with the draft potentioal of a man being higher than a women). Well that poll was done before 9/11/2001 afterwards when government looked better to more people and and before the past couple of years with the erosion of central government in the polls.--- In [email protected], Richard Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have been an LP candidate 5 times, twice for statewide office. I have collected ballot access signatures in my state, off and on, for 26 years. I have served on my state central committee in 4 different capacities over the space of about 6 years. I have chaired two libertarian oriented statewide ballot initiative drives--one regarding jury nullification, the other regarding asset forfeitures. Over the last 6 years I have represented (in my capacity as an attorney at law) the LP of Washington in an ongoing battle over the state primary system, which went to the SCOTUS once and is now working its way back up the system for a second round (we're on the winning side, for once). Currently, I am serving as treasurer to the Guthrie for US Senate campaign here in Washington State (all donations to the Guthrie campaign gladly accepted). My next mission is to introduce the LP to meaningful public opinion research, and vice-versa. > > Is this what you are looking for? > > doug craig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > How many people on this list have actually done work > toward liberty.(and sending emails back and forth do > not count).I know allot of people get excited on these > list. I just wonder if it like our list in GA where a > lot of people talk but none them have been on the > street working toward liberty and freedom. > Doug Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED] > www.crazyforliberty.com > > > > > > --------------------------------- > How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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