Third Party Watch

Libertarian debate on this site has turned pretty nasty (even for libertarian debate) of late. Perhaps it’s time that both (all) sides take a step back and enjoy a shared laugh for a moment. J.R. provides us with some examples of how logos don’t alway turn out like planned—and they are somewhat germane [...]

Here’s one most any libertarian should appreciate.

Props.

I’d sort of forgotten about Daniel Imperato for a while. A quick search of his website revealed no sign of the much anticipated papal endorsement, but it did indicate that Imperato is “anticipating” the endorsement of Mayor Michael Bloomberg. From Imperato’s press release:

A quote by Mayor Bloomberg suggests he is considering supporting a [...]

Ballot Access News

On April 11, Idaho Governor Butch Otter signed S.1514. It takes effect immediately. It says that if someone changes his name and then runs for office, the ballot will list both the candidate’s new name and the old name. The bill was introduced because Marvin Richardson had changed his name last year to [...]

While I don’t like Mike Gravel’s latest YouTube as much as last night’s “power to the people vs give peace a chance,” it’s still pretty interesting—and it certainly beats current Libertarian Party Rap King Daniel Imperato’s greatest work. Here’s how Gravel transforms a composition “taken by Charles Manson as elaborate prophecy of a war [...]

Bob Sullentrup is running for reelection as Secretary of the Libertarian National Committee. While he has a webpage with the normal sorts of things one might expect from a candidate for internal party office, he’s also added some additional reasons to vote for him—and some are quite funny. Here’s the list:

Props.

UPDATE: I didn’t think it quite fair that whomever did this graphic just picked on a certain four candidates, so I added two of my own.