The
LP annual report we wrote about earlier is now available online.
Via LP Blog
Captain America may be dead for “defying a superhero registration law,” but the Libertarian Party now has a suitable replacement.
For the last few days, the buzz around the national office has been about the responses to the 2006 Libertarian National Committee Annual Report, 2006 Adventures in Liberty. Most of our members have now received the report. As the mail has been a bit inconsistent lately, some of you might be receiving your copy sometime over the next few days.
We’ve now placed our annual report online for those of you who aren’t yet LP members.
The report covers our many accomplishments of 2006 and outlines our goals for 2007. Enjoy!
Posted by Stephen Gordon
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bostonteapartygoer
Kenn Jacobine
mattdharris
Mike Seebeck
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paulie
Jim Davidson
ponggod
Stuart Richards
Steven Greffenius
Todd Andrew Barnett
Steve,
You guys did a great job presenting your message. No matter what artwork you used, someone else would have complained.
One of the traditional charts that was not there this year speaks much to the difficulties that the Kubby Campaign complains about with respect to raising money: dues paying/sustaining membership. The number from the LNC reports shows that membership in a year and a fraction fell from around 18,000 to under 12,000, and that includes a baseline of life members who gave some time ago.
Best,
George
Hello to all at LFV. I hate to waste space on your comments section, but I’m trying to contact the blog administrators (regarding your blogroll) and can’t seem to find any of your emails anywhere. If Paulie or Stuart or whoever reads this could get back to me via email (or direct me to your email), I’d be much appreciative.
Sincerely,
nicrivera
nicriver@gmail.com
Again, I apologize for wasting this space. I’ll take no offense if you delete it.
Question for Stephen:
When did you shift from ‘communications director’ to ‘political director’? Who now does the publications/communications/etc? What’s the rationale for the shift?