LPM OnlineNovember 20, 2007 |
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We need your help! Have you joined the national Libertarian Party as a sustaining member by contributing $25 to the national LP in the past 12 months? Perhaps you once were a sustaining member of the national LP, but let your membership lapse. One way to check is to answer this question: Have you been receiving LP News monthly from the national LP? If so, what does the mailing label say about your expiration date? If you aren't currently a sustaining member of the national LP, then please join or renew your national LP sustaining membership today! If you are renewing a current or lapsed membership, go to http://www.lp.org/members/renew.shtml If you are joining the national LP for the first time, go to http://www.lp.org/members/newmember.shtml Your sustaining membership in the national Libertarian party is very important to the Libertarian Party of Michigan. The national LP counts its Michigan members as of December 31 of this year and awards delegates to next May's Libertarian Party Presidential Nominating Convention, based on how many national sustaining members reside in Michigan. The more national members we have, the more delegates we receive. If our membership falls in the top 10 states (we are currently hanging on to 10th place), then we also get to appoint a delegate to the national Platform Committee. What do you get for a modest $25 contribution to the national LP, besides the satisfaction of supporting the Libertarian Party and its candidates, More Freedom and Less Government? You receive the national LP's monthly newspaper, LP News. And the LPM will recognize you as a member of the state party, sending you its bimonthly Michigan Libertarian newsletter. Please join or renew today! If you are renewing a current or lapsed membership, go to http://www.lp.org/members/renew.shtml If you are joining the national LP for the first time, go to http://www.lp.org/members/newmember.shtml Monday marked the conclusion of the petition drive to legalize medical marijuana in Michigan. Assuming the board of canvassers approves the petitions, the initiative will be placed before the legislature for approval. If the legislature doesn’t approve, the measure will be placed before the voters. Most voters, according to market researchers, support the medical marijuana initiative. On Wednesday November 14th Federal Agents pillaged the headquarters of Liberty Dollars. Liberty dollars have been in circulation for a number of years, but more recent coins have featured a profile of Congressman Ron Paul. It is unclear if other private currencies will be raided as well: Madison hours, Disney money, or monopoly games. My guess is that they took the Liberty dollars because they are worth more (made of Gold and Silver). The Franklin Mint could be next…. If the goal was to silence supporters of hard money, the raid was a dismal failure. This raid has captured media attention, and serves to highlight government excess. So what if you have Liberty dollars? Well the coins have gone way up in value, but if you wish to redeem paper Liberty Dollars for metal, you will need to join the class action suit. For more information, see these links: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_sSipUrBG0 http://www.libertydollar.org/classaction/index.php http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=58724 |
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