Barak Obama may be paying lip service to the will of the voters after the resounding vote of no confidence in the November elections. But his bureaucracy either isn’t listening or they just don’t care what the voters want. Last November the voters in Utah, South Carolina, South Dakota and Arizona overwhelmingly approved amendments to […]
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Andrew Broussard submitted this guest post. As a result of the shootings in Arizona we hear numerous calls to tone down the political rhetoric. But who is to determine when speech has crossed the line? Perhaps we should take a lesson from Alexander Lukashenko. ***** Winston Churchill said that democracy is the worst form of government
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Definitely NSFW! Soon to be a holiday season favorite:
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Once again, the NYC Board of Elections has mixed up my write-in votes in ways that make me question whether any of the votes get counted correctly. Immediately after submitting my ballot last election day, I reported the following write-in votes on my Facebook page: “Also wrote in all 3 of my kids for supreme
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republished from Eric Sundwall’s post in Examiner.com November 5th, 2010 While some partisans lick their chops in anticipation of their new political spoils and others their wounds from electoral battle, Libertarian Party members of NY and activists are scrambling to determine if in fact they may have ballot status. Reminded of the 1998 effort of the
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Election day is tomorrow and we have more and more evidence that our message of “stop wasting money “ is resonating with the voters. Warren Redlich polled 7% in a recent Rochester Business Journal poll. Though you can never count on polls it is reason for optimism. Our opponents have noticed and they are running
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STATEN ISLAND, NY, October 25, 2010 Danny Panzella, independent Libertarian candidate for the 63rd Assembly District, issued a formal challenge to his opponent, Democrat Michael Cusick, to join him in supporting a state sovereignty measure. Speaking to groups of Staten Island residents this week, Mr. Panzella has been discussing the need for New York State
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Of course, it is great news that the Wall Street Journal covered the alternative candidates on the eve of the NY State Governor’s Race debate. I applaud the Journal and Erica Orden for recognizing that New Yorkers are capable of processing information beyond the dumbed-down drivel that comes from most of the political class mainstream
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Perhaps the biggest beneficiary of Carl Paladino’s missteps in the governor’s race will be Warren Redlich, Albany attorney, Guilderland Town Board member and, oh yeah, the Libertarian candidate for governor. Redlich, 44, said the GOP nominee’s remarks on gays sent a surge of traffic to his website and even brought in some donations — as
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This November, the theme seems to be “throw the bums out.” Americans are angry, and with good reason. Most people don’t agree with trillion-dollar bailouts for multi-national banks, endlessly expanding wars, and the alarming rate we are losing our liberties at home. Though many recent badly made policy decisions can be rightfully be blamed on