On Mar 14, 9:50 pm, wredlich <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mar 14, 12:01 am, samsloan <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Since you have engaged me on this issue, and since you are running > > against me and the hooker for the Libertarian Party nomination, why > > don't you tell us what your stand is on this issue? > > > Do you agree that all Rent Control in New York State should be > > abolished? > > > Sam Sloan > > Sam, > > the bigger question: What have you been doing in the campaign so far? > > W
Dear Mr. Redlich, I notice that you did not answer my question. Instead, you replied to my question with a question. On a political website yesterday, you wrote, "Once Republican voters compare my positions with the other candidates, I expect to do quite well." Warren Redlich | March 22, 2010 2:16 PM I answered yesterday, as follows: Would you kindly tell us what your positions are? So far, you have not told us your position on anything, except that you are against the proposed Soda Tax which is unlikely to be implemented. Sam Sloan You still have not answered that question either! If you want to be a Libertarian Candidate it is reasonable that you be required to take some Libertarian positions on issues. The Libertarian party has had a lot of bad experiences nominating people who were not really Libertarians. Usually, we found out too late that they we were against us, not for us. We do not expect you to adopt the Libertarian Position on all issues, but you should take at least a few of our positions. For example: 1. Do you favor the legalization of marijuana? Please answer either "yes" or "no". 2. Do you favor the abolishing rent control and rent regulation? Please answer "yes" or "no". 3. Do you favor the legalization of prostitution? Please answer "yes" or 'no". In asking the questions above, I have avoided asking the hard questions. Every Libertarian will give the right answer to these questions and I feel that anybody who gives the wrong answer to these fairly simple questions should not be a Libertarian Party candidate. Sam Sloan
