Tom Licata Announces Run for State Senate
This week Tom Licata formally announced that he is running for Vermont state senate on the Charlie and Ernie Show.
Personal blog of Jeremy Ryan… husband, VR enthusiast, entrepreneur, internet marketer, libertarian, and investor. Lives in Alburgh, Vermont.
This week Tom Licata formally announced that he is running for Vermont state senate on the Charlie and Ernie Show.
Ruwart Enters Presidential Race. Two months ahead of its national convention in Denver, the Libertarian Party’s already crowded field of candidates grew by one on Friday as Dr. Mary J. Ruwart announced her candidacy for the LP’s 2008 presidential nomination.
Come celebrate with like minded Vermonters on March 29 at the Orchid in South Burlington at the Vermont Libertarian Party state convention.
Why I’m Voting No on the Moran Plant Question. Discussion of the financial risks involved and qualifications of the city council in managing real estate development.
It appears that Ron Paul is winding down is campaign and does not intend to run if not nominated by the GOP. Therefore, Ron Paul supporters should be looking for another liberty oriented candidate and I believe the next best choice may be Wayne Allyn Root, who is currently seeking the nomination of the Libertarian Party.
Bush’s stimulus plan includes tax rebate of $300-$1200 for most households. The IRS estimates that more than 130 million Americans will benefit from this plan.
As you may know, the taxes are coming up. I will be working on my mine this week with the goal of having it completed by the end of the week. I will be using a great service called TaxFreedom.com to complete and file the forms.
Below is a great little cartoon being circulated by Ron Paul supporters about the benefits of freedom. The video is a Cold War-era cartoon that used humor to tout the dangers of Communism and the benefits of capitalism.
I’m pleased to announce that the Vermont Libertarian Party has successfully reorganized! We held our biannual reorganization meeting on Saturday, Dec 22 in Burlington.
Happy New Year! The beginning of a new year is always a great time to reflect on the past year. To think about what you accomplished and what you wished you had done differently.