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Browne, Jorgensen LP slate: Browne, Jorgensen By an overwhelming majority, the 608 He went on to say that his immediate goal delegates to the 1996 Libertarian Party Na¬ is to show enough support in the polls that he tional Convention enthusiastically nominated is invited to join President William Clinton Harry Browne as their presidental candidate and former senator Robert Dole in the presi¬ on the first ballot. Browne is the best selling dential debates to be televised later this year. as “If I’m at 10 author of such books percent , “Why Government Doesn’t they won’t be able to keep Work, “ and “How You Can “I do not me out,” he said. “If 1 am Profit from a Monetary Cri¬ at 1 percent, I shouldn’t be sis.” The 63-year-old in¬ believe in included. It won’t be easy, vestment advisor makes his but it is possible, and no home in Franklin, Tenn. welfare for. other single step would do Jo Jorgensen, 39, a as much to establish our Greenville, S.C., computer politicians.” credibility.” software Recent Internet — polls company owner, Harry Browne won the vice-presidential show Browne running be¬ nomination. discussing matching tween 10 and 17 percent. Speaking to the delegates federal funds Browne’s campaign has and to an estimated C- raised and spent nearly $1 SPAN audience of two mil¬ million so far. “If we can lion, Browne said “We are not alone. The raise $10 million, we can be a major force in American people are fed up with this waste¬ this election,” he said. ful, extravagant government. They are on our One thing Browne said he will not do is to side now. We are mainstream.” See Slate - p. 4 Convention termed “best yet” When delegates to the 1996 Libertarian red. Along the blue-marbled front panel of Party National Convention entered the con¬ the platform there appeared the national 800 vention floor for the first time on Thursday, number and the legend, “The Libertarian July 4, they were greeted by a gold and blue Party” flanking Lady Liberty, all in gold. backdrop, accented with red, that dominated That set the tone for what most delegates Jo one end of the hall. termed “the best convention yet,” and which Jorgensen and Harry Browne raise their arms in victory to The theme, “Declare Your Independence,” members of the organizer team, FEE, Inc., said acknowledge their election as Libertarian Party vice presidential and lettered in red, flanked a blue set records for attendance and Lady Liberty. participation. presidential candidates, respectively. Convention delegates elected Beneath that were displayed the National There were 608 delegates representing most Browne Party’s 800 number and Web Page, also in See Convention - p. 5 overwhelmingly for the top slot. Jorgensen was unopposed. Non-Profit Libertarian Party of California Organization 655 Lewelling Blvd., #362 U.S. Postage San PAID Leandro, CA 94579 Anaheim, CA 92803 Permit #681 Time Dated Materials Address Correction Requested In this issue Kids and politics ...page 4 Dasbach gets new term ...page 6 Another talk host for LP ...page 8 Notes from the Chair Getting It Done With Gail: Carpediem by Gail Lightfoot ment. If your LPC starves for funds, it will be... unable to respond to inquiries; unable to train and support our candi¬ dates; unable to build membership; Unless we have the Are you frustrated that the LPC... money to answer our 800 number, we will miss the ...is not larger? people who want to learn about us today; Unless we have the ...has grown in reverse? money to send our information out, we will miss the new member that wants to ...does not do things well or at all? join us today; Do Unless we have the money to do our part, we will miss you recognise these words? How about these? ... the We need your support urgently. opportunity to add new members today and every re¬ Low funds prevent payment for important, basic cam¬ maining day of the campaign. Unless paign year expenses: 800 number calls, candidate train¬ you support the LPC today, we will miss this historic opportunity for growth. Remember, everything takes ing and an improved inquiry response brochure - one that can be handed out by candidates, outreach booths money! So, use the form below and send in or activists as well as sent to 800 number inquiries. We your contribution to the LPC today. expect an avalanche of calls to our 800 number ... be¬ cause the Libertarian Party will be more visible than ever before. Our national convention aired on C-SPAN. As Gail of Tuesday, July 8,12,000 calls came into the national 800 Lightfoot number because of that coverage. Our barebones bud¬ get just covers the basic operating costs of the party. convention keynote speaker, which I am sending out The official We must raise the money for these election year to those regions needing one. newspaper of the Libertarian expenses as soon as possible or... we will have to shut Why doesn’t the LPC grow faster and do more? Party of California. down the 800 number, we will not be able to assist our Because we remain almost entirely a volunteer or¬ Opinions and articles contained herein do not candidates, and we will not improve our inquiry response ganization. I rely on unpaid party members to do many necessarily represent official Party positions brochure to build membership in the future. basic tasks. I rely on volunteers to help with fund unless so indicated. Mistakes have been made in the past. Some people raising and many special projects. Often my volun¬ Editor in Chief: Gail K. tell me they have seen the LPC make expensive mistakes teers complete their projects late because of their work Lightfoot Editor: Richard E. Venable in the past, so they hesitate to donate now. True! The or personal life. We do get a lot of work done; we Managing Production Manager: Richard E. Venable LPC has made foolish decisions in the past: but we work¬ would get far more done on time with consistent qual¬ Graphics and Layout: G&R Graphics, Pismo Beach ing towards doing some things right. I have asked for ity with professionals . The LPC is no longer a baby Address changes and subscriptions to: your support for various projects. party. We have passed into awkward adolescence: It Libertarian Party of California is time to Filing fees - Our appeal for help to pay filing fees progress to the polished, timely, quality 655 Lewelling Blvd., #362 raised $3,240 which has been used to pay the filing fees results that National gets. Yet we stay too small in San Leandro, CA 94579 of 6 candidates for a total cost so far of $3,024.82. The membership to pay a professional staff. A profes¬ Information regarding editorial guidelines National LP also assisted several of our candidates with sional staff is our long-term goal. An income to start and written submission to: a full time staff filing fee costs. Status - largely completed with money requires 5,000 members. But the big LPC News used as promised. problem crushing California and all the state LPs re¬ P. O. Box 598, Pismo Beach, CA 93448 FAX: (805) 481-9083 LPC radio commercials - The more money we raise, mains... lack of funds. E-mail: [email protected] the more air time we can buy. All the state parties are starved for funds. We do Contributing Editor: not as Media kits - we have have large a membership for contributions as pictures and bios of some can¬ Gail Lightfoot, LPC Chair National. We do not have full-time didates but we need to make additional copies, professional fund¬ Contributors to this issue: raisers to send out Candidate TV ads - completed and tapes in the hands carefully crafted regular Greg Maczek, Reg. 37 of participating candidates. appeals...so we lose out. Yet the LPC, like each of our Joseph Sobran, syndicated columnist Recruiting info to regions -1 have an excellent manual state parties, is the foundation for state and local Submission deadline for September issue: July 5, 1996 by Gene Cisewski, Chair of the DCLP and our LPC 1996 outreach, membership growth and candidate recruit¬ Use this form to renew your membership, to increase your donation or to give to a friend LPC Payment by: D Check □ VISA Membership Form I choose to set my yearly dues at: □ MASTERCARD □ $25 - Basic membership Libertarian Party of California, # Exp. (incl. state newspaper) 655 Lewelling Blvd., Signature □ $50 San Leandro, CA 94579 □ $ More (Must be above basic Please membership) print name as it appears on your credit card Name □ $35 Household Membership List all names plainly. Each must sign pledge to vote: The Libertarian Party is the party of principle. 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