Apparently you disagree with other members of this group regarding
primaries. Some members of this group favor eliminationg primaries.
I support freedom of association. Because of that support I believe
that an organization such as a political party should be allowed to
select their candidates at a party convention or caucus.
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--- In [email protected], "James C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> The state of florida has changed the election laws
putting the
> libertarian party to a point where we can gain major party status.
We can
> get on the ballot just as easily as running as a democrat or
republican. The
> change the state of florida made is that candidates can now get on
the
> ballot without having to ask the state party to put him or her on
a list to
> send to the state in order to qualify. The executive committees of
the
> libertarian party in florida is now IRRELEVANT. We are forming our
own group
> called the libertarian society to recruit and help qualify
libertarian
> candidates. Other groups will come to run their own libertarian
candidates
> in the near future. This change in the law is the best thing that
could have
> happened to change the libertarian party in florida from a
shrinking party
> to a fast emerging major party.There will be no more executive
committee
> gatekeepers to prevent libertarian candidates from qualifying to
get on the
> ballot. Just like the major parties, factional groups will form in
the
> libertarian party in florida running their own brand of
libertarian
> candidates that could result in primaries. We are recruiting
members into
> the libertarian society in florida who support qualifying as many
> libertarian candidates as possible. For those interested in
joining the
> libertarian society go to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> subscribe.
>
> James Coakley
>
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