Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Libertarians - This Is What It Takes to Put Libertarians in Office and Implement Small Government Policies

The truth is often brutal and not easy. Campaigning is very difficult and exhausting. The Republicans and Democrats know this. It is the only way to get the word out that you exist, that you have a message, and it is the one voters should notice and support.

There's an interesting article on campaign staffers for Obama and Clinton in the Indianapolis Star titled "Campaign warriors travel long road" that showcases the hard work of campaign workers.

All too often, Libertarians state they are frustrated that people don't vote for them and don't see the obvious (a libertarian form of government and libertarian policies create the greatest good for the greatest number).

However, if they don't have the obvious repeatedly shown to them, voters won't see it. Long days and adequate resources are necessary to show the world the obvious. If you aren't willing to do this or support this type of campaign activity, the Republicans and Democrats will continue to dictate political policy in this country.

Are you willing to do what is necessary to have Libertarians dictate the political policy in this country?

1 comment:

Patriot Paul said...

Excellent reading on the link. Thx.for posting it. Reminds me of a religious parallel. If foot soldiers are willing to leave home sell all they have, and camp out at the foot of their beliefs for a person or cause, it requires great sacrifice, especially moreso for the people running for office. It is not a part time hobby. Both major political parties have sacrificed citizens instead of themselves. For a 3rd party to be squeeky clean and stand for something understandable to Hoosiers, it takes rare dedication. Some have suggested that letting the Ds & Rs highjack LP's ideas are good enough. I don't think so, because these ideas need political muscle to make a difference, and someone willing to dedicate themselves.