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NEW MEXICO LIBERTY“Let Freedom Ring”
The Official Newsletter of the Libertarian Party of New Mexico
Table of Contents
Page 1
• Notes from theEditor
Page 2 – Eventsat aGlance
Page 3 – Voice of theChair by Ken CavanaughPetition gathering toregain Minor PatyStatus
Page 4 – TheNext Best Thing toCoulter by L. Neil SmithFrom TheLibertari anEnterprise
Page 5 –Federal judge rules policecannot detainpeople for openly carrying guns
Page 6
• Reforms cancut costs, improve public safety by Paul Gessing
Fromthe Rio Grande Foundation
• A LittleGun History
Page 7 – Contacts/Internet Resources
Page 8
• Administrivia
• TheUnani mous Consent Challenge
Page 9 – Enrollment / Renewal Form
Page 10 – Authorization for Automatic Transfers
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Libertarian Media from New Mexiconot necessarily endorsed by LPNM)
SpeakingFreel y hosted by Paul Gessing and Jim ScarantinoSaturdays 9– 10 AM on KJOY1550AMriograndefoundation.org/pg_rp.html tinyurl.com/dcnpwm
Hemp TV –Tuesdays at 7PMmyspace.com/nmhemptv
The OneParty State –Wednesdays 11PMContact Lance Klafeta[ [email protected] ] for details
Reeferhead –Saturdays at 6PMmyspace.com/reeferheadtv
The FringeElem ent thefringeelement.net / postpubco.com
Table of Contents
Page 1 Libertarian Media from New Mexico
Notes from the Editor by Mike Blessing
The LPNM's Potential Candidates
Page 2 Events at a GlanceOpen Candidacies in 2010 by Mike Blessing
Page 3 Voice of the Chair by Jay VanderslootIs it Déjà Vu, or Didn’t We Go Through This 4 YearsAgo?
Page 4Don't Raise Taxes, Cut Spending Bloat
by Paul Gessing of the Rio Grande Foundation
Page 5 Contacts / Internet Resources
Page 6 Administrivia
Page 8 The Unanimous Consent Challenge
Page 7 Enrollment / Renewal Form
Page 8 Paid Advertisement from Tactical SolutionsInstitute
Libertarian Media from New Mexico(not necessarily endorsed by LPNM)
Speaking Freely hosted by Paul Gessing and Jim Scarantino
Saturdays 9 – 10 AM on KJOY 1550 AMriograndefoundation.org/pg_rp.html
tinyurl.com/dcnpwm
Hemp TV – Tuesdays at 7PMmyspace.com/nmhemptv
The One Party State – Wednesdays 11PMContact Lance Klafeta [ [email protected] ] for details
Reeferhead – Saturdays at 6PMmyspace.com/reeferheadtv
The Fringe Element thefringeelement.net / postpubco.com
YOUR ADVERTISING INNEW MEXICO LIBERTY ?
CONTACT THE EDITOR ORSEE PAGE 9 FOR DETAILS
EMAIL [email protected]
Announcing My Congressional “Candidacy”
At this time, I'd like to announce my candidacies for the U.S. Hof Representatives for District 00 of New Mexico.
Wait a minute – what's this “That Districts doesn't exist” gufgetting? How can they not exist when Obama is sending tsame districts piles of cash from the 2009 “Stimulus Plan” ?
See Jim Scarantino's reports at New Mexico Watchdog for morEven A Fake Congressional District Needs Real Leadershtinyurl.com/yc8lgkk
$6.4 Billion in Fed Stimulus Goes to 440 Non-ExistentCongressional Districtstinyurl.com/ycrvltj
My site for this “campaign” will be here –
myspace.com/mikeblessing_2010
In fact, this is a rather low-cost way for the LPNM to run a “slat“candidates,” considering that we won't have to actually gsignatures or send campaign finance reports to the SecretaState or to the Federal Election Commission for these campaig
More on page 3 of this issue, and stay tuned. It should be futhe very least.
Ken Cavanuagh Resigns
On 18 November 2009, Ken Cavanaugh resigned from the poof State Chair of the LPNM, due to medical reasons. As peLPNM Constitution and Bylaws, LPNM Vice-Chair Jay Vanderhas assumed the position.
I wish him the best, and hope that he stays in touch with myselthe LPNM after any relocations that he undertakes in the future
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The LPNM's Potential Candidates
U.S. House of Representatives, 00 DistrictMike Blessing – myspace.com/mikeblessing_2010
State Legislature
State Representative, District 11Eric Pino – [email protected]
State Representative, District 16Mike Blessing – mikewb1971.xanga.com
State Representative District 22Elisheva Levin – ragamuffinstudies.blogspot.com
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Notes from the Editor by Mike Blessing
[ [email protected] /mikewb1971.xanga.com ]
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You need to be a stickler on ensuring that the person uthe address with which he or she is registered with the Son their voter registration, NOT the address at which are living. This is especially critical with students at
college campuses. They often are registered back homeput down their address where they are living while at schwhich results in another wasted signature that wilinvalidated by the BoE.
Every signature you can collect is one less we have to hpaid petitioner to collect for us. Plus, if you are particucareful in ensuring they sign on the form for the corcounty where they are REGISTERED, and they writeinformation legibly, you can help gain a higher percentagvalidity for the signatures you have collected.
Not too long ago, our then State Chair, Ken Cavanaughforth the idea of a contest. Unfortunately, no one see
interested. Four years ago we offered that anyone submia full page of petition signatures (200 signatures) would htheir LPNM dues extended (paid up) for an additional for each full page submitted. Four years ago that wowell, as we had a number of our members submitted qunumber of signatures. But, we will need to receive submitted forms by March 15, 2010, as we will need to hthem ready to submit to the BoE by the beginning of Apri
Are you up to the challenge? Collect and submitsignatures, and have your LPNM dues paid for an additiyear.
Send your signed petition forms to:
LPNM Membership Director c/o Ron Bjornstad918 Ivory Road SERio Rancho, NM 87124
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Is it Déjà Vu, or Didn’t We Go Through This 4 Years Ago?
After the 2004 presidential elections, because the LP’s
presidential candidate had not received at least ½ of 1% of the votes, the LPNM lost its status as a qualified Minor Political Party. As a result, we had to go through anextensive petition drive to collect thousands of petitionsignatures, at great expense, to regain our Minor Partystatus, so we could again nominate candidates to be on theballot for political office here in New Mexico.
Four years later, in 2008, the same scenario unfolded. TheLP’s presidential candidate did not receive at least ½ of 1%of the votes. Consequently, the LPNM again lost its statusas a qualified Minor Political Party, which leaves us facingthe same difficulty; we have Libertarians wanting to run for political office, but until we are able to get the LPNM
recognized as a Minor Political Party we will not be able tonominate them to run for office.
To qualify, we will have to have 4,148 validated petitionsignatures. As our experience last time was that the rate of disqualification of petition signatures by the Bureau of Elections Office (BoE) ran at almost 50%. Based on that, webelieve we will need to have almost double the 4,148requirement. In other words, we need to collect over 8,000signatures (4,148 x 2 = 8,296).
To hire paid petitioners is an expensive undertaking. Theyusually want $2.00 per signature, plus transportation,lodging, and food costs. We do not have funds to make thishappen. We can look to offers to help us raise funds to cover the costs. We did this four years ago, and it helpedimmensely, but this time both the number of signaturesrequired, and the cost per signature are up, which willincrease the amount of funds we will need. Last time thisworked will, but there is no guarantee they will be able toraise sufficient funds to cover the petitioning effort.
But, we can help ourselves cut costs by collecting as manypetition signatures as we can. Some events that are usuallyprime for collecting signatures are knife and gun shows,state and county fairs, farmers' markets, motorcycle rallies,etc.
But you can also keep a number of blank petition forms with
you so you can pull them out whenever you have opportunityto discuss the political problems with your family, friends,and neighbors, or for that matter, anyone.
You need to have a number of forms, as you need to use aseparate form for each county, depending on which countythe person is registered in. If they sign on the form for thewrong county, you have a wasted signature, as the BoE willinvalidate it.
Voice of the Chair by Jay Vandersloot
“Good judgment comes from experience, ana lot of that comes from bad judgment.”
– Will Rogers
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County Contacts
Bernalillo – lpnm.us/bernalilloMike Blessing – 505-918-6567 / [email protected]
ColfaxRichard Moore – 575-377-6849 / [email protected]
Dona Ana – lpnm.us/dona-anaSiebert Ickler – 575-541-9079 / [email protected]
LeaChristina Groth – 575-397-9366
LincolnRichard Obergfell – 575-378-8025 / [email protected]
Los AlamosAllen Cogbill – 505-662-7833 / [email protected]
LunaMarilyn Steffen – 575-531-2556 / [email protected]
Otero – lpnm.us/otero Gilberto Heredia – 575-439-8234 / [email protected]
RooseveltKen Sanders – 505-749-2085
San Juan – sjclp.orgGary Wood – [email protected]
SandovalRon Bjornstad – 505-288-4228 / [email protected]
Santa FeEd Nagel – 505-471-6928 / [email protected]
Valencia
Abran Gabaldon – 505-864-6870 / [email protected]
LPNM Vacancies
Central Committee (1)
District 3 Representative, Seat A
County Contacts (20)
Catron / Chaves / Cibola / Curry / De Baca / Eddy / GrantGuadalupe / Harding / Hidalgo / McKinley / Mora / Quay
Rio Arriba / San Miguel / Sierra / Socorro / Taos / Torrance / U
College Contacts (3)
Eastern New Mexico University (Portales)New Mexico State University (Las Cruces)
New Mexico Tech (Socorro)University of New Mexico (Various Campuses)Western New Mexico University (Silver City)
Contact the state chair if you're interested in filling a sloIf you don't, who will?
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Having stood firm against tax hikes during the October special
legislative session, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson seems tohave switched directions and is now pushing to raising NewMexicans' taxes to fill in the massive budget deficits the state nowfaces.
His tax hike commission is now holding a series of meetings todecide how to pluck the proverbial goose (taxpayers) with the leastamount of squawking. This, despite double-digit unemployment, thetoughest job market in decades, and the fact that many NewMexico families are already struggling to pay their bills.
While tax revenues have been reduced in recent years, the realityis that our problem is the result of spending massive amounts of taxpayer dollars on projects that simply do not qualify as"necessities." The $400 million Rail Runner, $225 millionSpaceport, a $40 million supercomputer, and tens of millions of
dollars in annual payouts to the film industry are just a few of themost high-profile ones.
Unfortunately, most of these projects or programs are already inplace and unlikely to be abandoned either due to the largeinvestments already made in them or the powerful political forcesdefending them (or both).
Nonetheless, we at the Rio Grande Foundation have outlinedseveral ideas for cutting the budget. These include slashing thebloated government work force; Medicaid reform; and cost-saving,safety-enhancing criminal justice reforms, just to name a few. Sofar, the governor has not taken steps to implement these policyideas. In fact, the governor vetoed efforts to reduce the largenumber of so-called "exempt" employees he has hired.
While Richardson seems hell-bent on erasing his legacy as a tax-cutter, there is yet another option out there that could result in realbudget cuts that result in the least amount of harm possible.Ironically, the state leading the way in these reforms is another state that has a long history of political corruption, Louisiana.
Rather than simply raising taxes on struggling families, PelicanState policymakers, led by Gov. Bobby Jindal, have embarked on awide-ranging set of government reforms designed to reduce thesize and cost of government.
They created a Commission on Streamlining Government this year to identify over $1.5 billion in cost savings through streamlining,consolidation and elimination. They passed legislation grantingmore flexibility in cutting spending in protected "silos." Gov. Jindalhas eliminated thousands of positions from the state budget and
over 70 unnecessary or inactive state boards and commissions.The Louisiana Division of Administration is developing a range of privatization proposals within each of its departments, and it's alsopiloting a new budgeting approach designed to fund priorities anddrive performance.
And this is all just a start.
It's already paying off. Ratings agency Fitch upgraded Louisiana'sbond rating last month, specifically citing the state's focus onspending control and streamlining as influencing factors. This alonewill save taxpayers millions in avoided interest costs over time.
Rather than creating a commission to figure out the combination of grocery, capital gains, personal income and greceipts tax increases, Richardson should take a cue Louisiana.
New Mexico policymakers face a simple choice: Remain lost infiscal forest, thus erasing the progress in recent years in redutaxes, or follow the lead of Louisiana, which is blazing a trail othe budgetary wilderness.
Paul Gessing is the President of New Mexico's Rio GraFoundation. The Rio Grande Foundation is an independent,
partisan, tax-exempt research and educational organizdedicated to promoting prosperity for New Mexico based
principles of limited government, economic freedom and indivresponsibility.
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Don't Raise Taxes, Cut Spending BloatBy Paul J. Gessing [ [email protected] ]
Monday, 23 November 2009 -- tinyurl.com/yhwr9nf
Liberty, Opportunity, Prosperity
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LPNM Central Committee
Chair Jay Vandersloot – 505-362-1733 / [email protected]
Vice Chair VACANT
SecretarySiebert Ickler – 575-541-9079 / [email protected]
Treasurer VACANT
At-Large Representative, Seat AAllen Cogbill – 505-662-7833 / [email protected]
At-Large Representative, Seat BAttila Csanyi – 505-286-7861 / [email protected]
District 1 Representative, Seat AMike Blessing – 505-515-7015 / [email protected]
District 1 Representative, Seat BBob Finch – 765-412-2374 / [email protected]
District 2 Representative, Seat AGilberto Heredia – 575-439-8234 / [email protected]
District 2 Representative, Seat B
Kathleen Hodgkinson –575-437-6042 / [email protected]
District 3 Representative, Seat ARon Bjornstad – 505-891-4541 / [email protected]
District 3 Representative, Seat BMike Moss – 505-564-4905 / [email protected]
Membership Coordinator Ron Bjornstad – 505-288-4228 / [email protected]
Press SecretaryBill Koehler – 505-264-0835 / [email protected]
Media Director Bob Finch – 765-412-2374 / [email protected]
Campus Contacts
Central New Mexico Community College [CNM]groups.myspace.com/cnmlibertariansMike Blessing – 505-515-7015 / [email protected]
College of Santa FeMorgan Wells – [email protected]
New Mexico State University [NMSU]Kathleen Hodgkinson –575-437-6042 / [email protected]
Internet Resources
Official Website – lpnm.usLPNM Discussion – groups.yahoo.com/lpnm-discuss
Open forum (unmoderated for the most part)
Blog – lpofnm.blogspot.com
Facebook group – facebook.com/group.php?gid=20233114967
Ning.com social utility – lpofnm.ning.com
Myspace group – groups.myspace.com/lpnm
County Contacts
Bernalillo – lpnm.us/bernalilloMike Blessing – 505-515-7015 / [email protected]
ColfaxRichard Moore – 575-377-6849 / [email protected]
Dona Ana – lpnm.us/dona-anaSiebert Ickler – 575-541-9079 / [email protected]
Lea
Christina Groth – 575-397-9366LincolnRichard Obergfell – 575-378-8025 / [email protected]
Los AlamosAllen Cogbill – 505-662-7833 / [email protected]
LunaMarilyn Steffen – 575-531-2556 / [email protected]
Otero – lpnm.us/otero Gilberto Heredia – 575-439-8234 / [email protected]
Rio ArribaLynette Cannon – 575-756-1511 / [email protected]
Roosevelt
Ken Sanders – 575-749-2085
San Juan – sjclp.orgGary Wood – [email protected]
SandovalRon Bjornstad – 505-288-4228 / [email protected]
TaosLynette Cannon – 575-756-1511 / [email protected]
LPNM Vacancies
Executive Committee (1)
Treasurer
County Contacts (20)
Catron / Chaves / Cibola / Curry / De BacaEddy / Grant / Guadalupe / Harding / Hidalgo
McKinley / Mora / Quay / Santa Fe / San MiguelSierra / Socorro / Torrance / Union / Valencia
College Contacts (4)
Eastern New Mexico University (Portales)
New Mexico Tech (Socorro)
University of New Mexico (Various Campuses)
Western New Mexico University (Silver City)
Contact the state chair if you're interested
in filling a slot.
If you don't, who will?
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Administriviaby Mike Blessing, Editor
If you have news, interesting stories, op-ed pieces, a letter to theeditor, or timely information that you think belongs in the newsletter,please send it along. I can be contacted at 505-515-7015, or justsend it to email address [email protected].
When sending your submission as an MS Word (2003 or earlier version – no “.docx” files!) or Open Office Text (.odt) file, send itsingle-spaced in 9-pt Arial – like this is. Margins should be quarter-inch (0.25”) around, with no headers or footers. If you send it in atext-only format, make it clear to me if you want anything in boldtype, underlined, in italics, struck-through, different colors, etc. I’mnot telepathic here, so help me out. And NO Wordperfect files – Ican't open those.
Graphics (pictures, cartoons, etc.) – send the highest qualitygraphics you can – email them to me at the address above, and I’lldo what I can to get them in the next issue. In particular, what Iwant are pictures of YOU the LPNM members, either at LPNM-sponsored events or at other peoples' events. Submission deadlinefor each issue – midnight, third Tuesday of the month.
Articles
As for writing your article, It should be concise (no longer than a fullpage) and topical. A bit of humor helps, especially for op-ed pieces.What I'm really looking for in the way of articles is what's going onin the LPNM – what YOU the membership are up to in spreadingthe message. For example, an article about the stupidity, insanityand evil of the UN might get put in, depending on available spaceand the quality of the article. A group of LPNM members counter-protesting the raising of a UN flag by the city council WILL get putin, and probably will get first priority.
Editorial Viewpoint
The basis for libertarian thought is the Zero Aggression Principle[ZAP] –
A libertarian is someone who believes that no human beinghas the right – under any circumstances – to initiate forceagainst another human being, nor to threaten, incite or
delegate its initiation.
New Mexico Liberty holds that Libertarian candidates, officeholdersor appointed spokespersons at all levels of government or the Partyshould refrain from advocating new or more restrictive laws, new or more expensive spending programs, or new or higher taxes. Toparaphrase from the medical profession, “First, do no harm.”
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THE UNANIMOUS CONSENT CHALLENGECASH Ø10,000 PRIZE
To the first person to write a logical and documented eshowing one of the following to be compatible with the Declarof Independence:
Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906
Federal Communications Act of 1934National Firearms Act of 1934
Banking Act of 1935The Internal Revenue Code
Controlled Substances Act of 1970RICO Act of 1970
Federal Elections Act of 1970Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974
Plumbing Products Efficiency Act of 1992Anti-Money Laundering Act of 1992
USA PATRIOT Act of 2001Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002
This challenge is also on the web at tinyurl.com/hn982
To claim your prize, contactMike Blessing at 505-515-7015 or
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