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Why am I Running as a Libertarian?
By: Karen Kerin

For sixty-six years I have been a staunch republican, but over the last few years I have been astonished at how many office holders elected as republicans embraced a different philosophy. The ideal of less government, lower taxes and less regulation of our lives, appeared to fall by the wayside, when it seemed advantageous for a republican to sacrifice principles to stay in office. I did not come to this easily. It was the product of examining the votes of legislators in view of the enormous growth of the body of laws. The evidence is beyond dispute.

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Trillions in debt in Washington!  Falling tax revenues and soaring deficits in Montpelier!  Big government spending more and growing bigger with no end in sight!  Your dollar is worth less and the economy is struggling!  Jobs are scarce and our future uncertain!

Why? What happened? How can we fix this?  Join the Vermont Campaign for Liberty and Vermonters for Economic Health as they discuss why:

WE CAN’T AFFORD IT!!!!

A two hour forum about Vermont’s and America’s budgetary crisis and how average Vermonters can join the fight to fix it.

Its open to the public, so join the discussion.

Tour dates below…

March 25, 2010
Springfield Savings and Loan Building
85 Main Street, Springfield, VT
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

March 28, 2010
East Haven School/Community Building
Community Building Road, East Haven, VT
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm

April 3, 2010
Brattleboro Library
Main Street, Brattleboro, VT
10:00 am to 1 pm

April 5, 2010
Town Hall
Route 4, Woodstock VT
6 pm to 8 pm

April 8, 2010
Bennington Library
101 Silver Street, Bennington, VT
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

April 10, 2010
City Hall
39 Main Street, Montpelier, VT
1:00 pm to 3 pm

April 11, 2010
Fletcher Free Library
College Street, Burlington, VT
12 pm to 2 pm 235

April 11, 2010
Colchester, VT time and place to be determined later.

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The Woodchuck Report is a new tv show on Channel 17.  The show is hosted by two local Libertarians, Bonnie Scott and Ruel Wheelock.

The show runs monthly, the second Friday of the month.  They have done two shows so far and a new show is comes out today, 6/13.

Scott and Wheelock explore the Libertarian view of local and national politics on the show.

The last show on 5/9/2008 had topics including State legislature ajorns, national popular vote plan, potholes, vermont gubernatorial race, Catamount Health, activists arrested at General Dynamics, War deployment, The Intervale/ fines, ground water access, 4 year terms for Governor.

Below is the video archive of the show…

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Chairman, Hardy Machia was a guest on Paul Beaudry’s Comment Show on 1420 AM in St. Albans. They had a lively discussion about marijuana reform in Vermont.

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Chairman, Hardy Machia was a guest on Paul Beaudry’s radio show True North on WDEV (96.1FM). They talked about free speech and particularly how the campaign finance laws and other laws affect the freedom of speech of political parties, candidates, and activists.

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