Rebooting Libertarianism: Remember

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Laura Trombly Trinies
Gail Lightfoot

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Gail K. Lightfoot - 1. Signed, as State Chair of the Libertarian Party of California in 1990 and 1996, more than half a dozen ballot arguments and the Libertarian party’s ballot description. She signed more ballot arguments as a partisan candidate in 2000.

2. Represented the Libertarian Party of California in Lightfoot Vs March Fong Eu, a lawsuit regarding nominating candidates by convention and caucus in 1990.

3. Testified for herself and the Libertarian Party of California in court for a lawsuit brought by four political Parties to overturn Prop 198, the Open Primary. Both the Appeals Court and the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the ruling against the Open primary. Every time this story ran in newspapers, Lightfoot’s name was mentioned.

4. Has been on the statewide ballot as a partisan candidate six times.

In addition Lightfoot has:

5. Managed partisan campaigns for office nine times.

6. Appeared on numerous radio and television interviews, forums, panels and given talks to students and the public over and over again since 1980, including just one month ago.

7. Hosts and Co-Produced a public access television program transmitted three times a week [with new episodes weekly] in her home county in California since Oct 2001. She is the face of the LP in SLO County, CA.

Knowledge, experience and ability makes Lightfoot the best choice for U.S. Senate.

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