Instead of being a candidate, I prefer to vote for someone.  In fact, my

wife and I have a seventeen-year-old who likes to play baseball and I much

prefer running around with them than running for office.  But unfortunately, I

disagree with those on the ballot:  It is wrong to take money from people.

      Although I would like to talk with you about contract insurance, which is

a way to operate government without taxation, we have an emergency:  Phillip

Jordan. . .  We have people dying:  Patrick Nixon. . .  We have Americans dying: 

Frederick Pokorney. . .  We have American soldiers dying:

      Randal Rosacker. . .  Operation Iraqi Freedom was created by our president

and voted for by most of our congress to protect us from the political party in

Iraq.  Our military has done a brilliant job in finding its leader hiding in a

hole in the ground—obviously no threat to us now.  Bring our troops home to

parades and a hearty "Thank you."  Our military is to protect our freedom—not

anyone else's.

      Thomas Slocum. . . Americans have worked hard to create the most powerful

defense department that has ever existed.  For us to remain safe while our

defenders are being ambushed outside our country is very wrong.  I hope all

Libertarian federal candidates will make this the focus of their campaigns:

      Michael Williams. . .  At minimum, if we are successful at equating that a

Libertarian-vote is a vote to return our heroes, we will show the other parties

that a growing number of Americans see our work as being finished in Iraq. 

While some may disagree with my reasons, I hope we can all agree on this goal.

      Thomas Adams. . .  As a citizen of the United Nations, I am working to

improve that government by calling for the election of a congress representing

the people from all the constitutional republics around the world.  This should

help the Iraqi people if they choose to join, but this has nothing to do with my

campaign for federal office in the United States.

      Eric Orlowski. . .  As president, my first priority would be to keep our

military ready to defend all those in the US.  If people choose to travel

outside our country, they would be wise to join in the efforts to make the UN

more effective.

      Christopher Seifert. . .  While it is wrong for the UN to give membership

to kings, it is very dangerous for our US government to give aid to these

dictators—like the one in Arabia.  Those trying to establish a different system

in their country will see Americans as their enemy—like those who killed so many

on 911.

      Brandon Tobler. . .  Our nation was started by removing the English king's

influence, and those helping him were our enemies as well.  Our government

should not take sides, but especially should not take the side of a king. 

Fortunately the old parties allow airline pilots to carry guns again so they can

at least defend themselves and their customers until our party can improve our

foreign policy.

      Therrel Childers. . .  While sometimes our president has to send our armed

forces to hunt down those who attack and run, this should be very focused and of

short duration with the goal of returning them for trial if possible.

      Jose Gutierrez. . .  If we don't protect our military personnel, they

won't re-enlist and if the old parties draft my son like they did my brother

that almost will be unbearable.  Please, let's end this latest death list—

please.

      Jay Aubin, Andrew. . .

  

      Currently, I'm spending my advertisement dollar on printed ads like the

one that appeared in the business card directory of our national newspaper. 

I've enjoyed visiting regions and conventions around our country, and have sent

my literature and DVD to many of those that I have yet to visit.  While being

excluded in the last one, I am trying to take part in our next national

convention debate.

      When people offer their support, I try to persuade those interested in

contract insurance to run for federal office or support someone in their area. 

My focus is to join with other Libertarians to form a team of about one in a

million Americans (269) so the voters have a real alternative when the taxing

parties finally alienate just over half of us.  Please join us because, win or

lose, we know that we are doing something important.