On 2/4/07, hrearden_hr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What specifically are you going to have at the booth?
I don't know. I'm not even sure I will be the person doing the booth. If we get, say $1000 pledged by Feb 10th AND booth space is still available, the LNC might be motivated to kick in the rest and materials. But if they aren't, and/or we get 1.5K pledged and I reserve the booth myself, I'll take: Whatever LP materials I can beg, borrow, or steal (minus the 'steal', of course). They will be all LP materials; brochures, information about the Party, etc.. NOT the "Iraq Exit Strategy". > What will you > say to those who stop by the booth about the LP? I'll tell them about Libertarianism and the LP. II can't give you a detailed list of what I'd say, and I can't give you ANY idea of what other people will say, but that's the case at any booth - from the county fair to a national convention. You ought to have some idea that *I* at least will take a straight libertarian line. > The reason I ask is > because I may have spoke to soon about pledging Thanks for your pledge! But if you want to rescind, let me know. > because there seems > to be many consevatives in the LP and I think more libertarians are > needed in te LP. Yes. And many of them will be *at this conference*. They *call themselves conservatives* because they still beleive that what the RP tells them. But they are beginning to be skeptical, many of them, of the RP's claim to conservatism. Conservatism is NOT nation-building. Conservatism is NOT government-growing. THOSE are the people we need to reach - and some of them will be at this conference. > Thus what you a proposing could be counter > productine as I see it. Why do you believe this is a good idea? Because we need to REACH OUT to people - ESPECIALLY students. It's not as if I am going to invite every one of them to serve on the LNC right after they join. But do let me know if you want to withdraw your pledge. -- Susan Hogarth http://www.colliething.com
