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Posts published in May 2009

Terry McAuliffe, Ralph Nader, and the race for governor of Virginia

The race for governor in Virginia is one of the most hotly contested elections in 2009.  In the Democratic primary, the established party figure Terry McAuliffe is facing off against a few opponents, but Theresa Amato is leveling the charge of hypocrisy against McAuliffe. …

Remarks To Libertarian Party Judicial Committee

Below are remarks of Libertarian National Committee at-large rep Alicia Mattson, as prepared for delivery in last week’s Judicial Committee teleconference about Lee Wrights’ removal from, and reappointement to, the LNC.…

Ralph Nader: Avoiding corporate liability

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader has run for President of the United States as a Green Party candidate and more recently as an independent candidate (with various third party lines in certain states.)…

Bill creating ‘level playing field’ for write-in candidates passes Maine legislature

From Ballot Access News:

On May 26, Maine LD 1169 passed the legislature. Among other things, it includes these provisions to improve conditions for write-in candidates: (1) the names of all Declared write-in candidates will be posted at polling place locations; (2) voters no longer need to write-in the town or city of the candidate; (3) the form that the local elections officials fill out, listing how many votes were received in that precinct by each candidate, will include the names of the declared write-in candidates.

Wayne Root on Judge Napolitano’s FreedomWatch

Wayne Root is currently a guest on Judge Andrew Napolitano’s internet TV show run by Fox called FreedomWatch. Root was the Libertarian Party’s 2008 Vice Presidential candidate and is now a candidate for the Presidential nomination in 2012.…

Constitution Party of Minnesota issues statement on Hauser family chemo decision

Daniel Hauser has been diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma. Daniel and his parents decided they did not want to continue his chemotherapy treatments. Brown County District Judge John Rodenberg ruled that the parents, Colleen and Anthony Hauser, are guilty of “medically neglecting” their son.…