Lost voters need your guidance
A letter to fellow Hoosier Libertarians:
Indiana voters desperately need your guidance on Election Day. Won't you step up to help them?
It's bad enough that fewer and fewer of them find their ways to the polls each year. Worse is that most voters are completely lost once they get there.
Just ask them. Few will know that this election determines if they have two or three choices on their ballots in future elections. (You'd think that the chance of losing a third of their choices might be important enough to know). Few will know that the only way to vote against Senator Dick Lugar is to vote for a Libertarian.
Voters need YOU to remind them of these important details that empower them beyond their typically narrow political consciousness, which is based on the limited information they pursue and are fed. YOU are the voters' last hope of using their votes wisely and powerfully, instead of wasting them on thieves who plunder our property and rights on behalf of special interest groups, be they sports franchises, penal businesses, moralists, licensed professionals or just the employees of our various bloated governments themselves, who vote for more government.
Except when our lawmakers are out of session or asleep, their plundering never stops. Let's never kid ourselves about what we're dealing with: at best, ignorant and fearful politicians whose auto-reflex is to try to control other peoples' lives without looking for non-coercive solutions. (Need an example? Not one Democrat or Republican elected official publicly proposed funding Lucas Oil Stadium with private capital).
Seeking government solutions is the common grotesque denominator of ALL non-Libertarians. Their use of government to bully or trick others into paying for their pet projects is the main reason why it's so easy, gratifying and imperative to volunteer at the polls to defeat them. They deserve to be challenged every day, not just Election Day. It's a full-time job. Have you done your part?
Won't you please help the voters this year by volunteering at the polls on behalf of your Libertarian Party candidates? Whether giving an entire day or just an hour before and after work, you can make a big difference in the lives of wandering, lost Hoosiers who have been looking for direction from all the wrong people.
I was once lost, but now I'm found. I hope you'll join me volunteering at the polls on Election Day.
Indiana voters desperately need your guidance on Election Day. Won't you step up to help them?
It's bad enough that fewer and fewer of them find their ways to the polls each year. Worse is that most voters are completely lost once they get there.
Just ask them. Few will know that this election determines if they have two or three choices on their ballots in future elections. (You'd think that the chance of losing a third of their choices might be important enough to know). Few will know that the only way to vote against Senator Dick Lugar is to vote for a Libertarian.
Voters need YOU to remind them of these important details that empower them beyond their typically narrow political consciousness, which is based on the limited information they pursue and are fed. YOU are the voters' last hope of using their votes wisely and powerfully, instead of wasting them on thieves who plunder our property and rights on behalf of special interest groups, be they sports franchises, penal businesses, moralists, licensed professionals or just the employees of our various bloated governments themselves, who vote for more government.
Except when our lawmakers are out of session or asleep, their plundering never stops. Let's never kid ourselves about what we're dealing with: at best, ignorant and fearful politicians whose auto-reflex is to try to control other peoples' lives without looking for non-coercive solutions. (Need an example? Not one Democrat or Republican elected official publicly proposed funding Lucas Oil Stadium with private capital).
Seeking government solutions is the common grotesque denominator of ALL non-Libertarians. Their use of government to bully or trick others into paying for their pet projects is the main reason why it's so easy, gratifying and imperative to volunteer at the polls to defeat them. They deserve to be challenged every day, not just Election Day. It's a full-time job. Have you done your part?
Won't you please help the voters this year by volunteering at the polls on behalf of your Libertarian Party candidates? Whether giving an entire day or just an hour before and after work, you can make a big difference in the lives of wandering, lost Hoosiers who have been looking for direction from all the wrong people.
I was once lost, but now I'm found. I hope you'll join me volunteering at the polls on Election Day.
posted by Kurt St. Angelo at 5:20 AM
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