RLCNH - Forum with N.M. Governor Gary Johnson
BUMPED AND UPDATED: Saturday is the forum - I believe that all would enjoy listening to former N.M Governor Gary Johnson! The time is 4:30pm at the Grappone Center in Concord, NH. More details here.
Earlier this evening, I had the opportunity to have about a half hour discussion with the Governor - we covered a number of topics (e.t., Taxes, the proper role of government, crony, capitalism attempts, education and vouchers, pension problems, his relationship to a Democrat Legislature, Constitution, the role of Government in job creation, and social issues) that he faced in New Mexico and we tried to contrast them with what is now happening at the national level as well as the goings on here in New Hampshire.
To listen to the podcast of the discussion, click here.
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We're pleased to announce that we'll be holding a forum with former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson on Jan 23rd at the Grappone Center in Concord starting at 4:30pm. Gary Johnson is a Republican and serves as the Honorary Chairman of the Our America Initiative. He has been an outspoken advocate for efficient government, lower taxes, winning the war on drug abuse, protection of civil liberties, revitalization of the economy and promoting entrepreneurship and privatization. During his terms as Governor, he vetoed more bills than all the other Governors combined! He has been rumored to be a potential presidential candidate in 2012, and we are very pleased to be the first organization to bring him to N.H.
Tickets are on sale now at our new web site - www.rlcnh.org, and are only $35 ($50 for couples). If you can't make it, you can still help out by donating to fund a UNH student or a N.H. State Rep. to attend for free. All net proceeds will support pro-Liberty candidates for the N.H. House and Senate in 2010. Please forward this email to any whom you think might be interested.
The forum held in Nov with Tom Woods and Larry Lepard was a big success! Read about it here. These forums are an incredibly important way to promote the ideas of Liberty within the Republican party while supporting pro-Liberty candidates at the same time!
In Liberty,
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Posted by: Elwar | January 5, 2010 10:23 AM