Work an Event
A great way to promote the caucus is to do a table at your state
or county LP convention. Those who show up for state or county conventions
are the ones most likely to show up at national conventions, so these
are important people to reach!
Below are some fliers that were generated for the LPNC convention. They are
based on some of the essays on the site. If you think other essays would
make good fliers, let the editors know and perhaps we can format an
appropriate PDF.
Even if you don't set up a table, these fliers are useful for handing out!
At some conventions you can simply distribute fliers to every delegate's table.
- Business cards that you can hand out. Very handy
for working the lobby or a hospitality suite. Just print on card stock and slice.
- Bait and Switch
Based on the ad we ran in LP News, this flier proved very persuasive at
the 2006 Libertarian National Convention in Portland.
- New (4/4/2007) Big Tent or Pup Tent
Compares two models of LP activism using tent analogies. Page two has Short Platform
B, as an example of options we are considering.
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NewPledge Meaning. “I am not
a terrorist!” “I am an impatient anarchist!” The Pledge has two
different meanings, both very damaging politically. But put them together and you
get a divided party, legendary for its bickering.
Was part of the mailing to delegates to the 2006
LP Convention in Portland.
- New30,000+ Data Points. A summary of the
data gathered by quiz2d.com.
Was part of the mailing to delegates to the 2006
LP Convention in Portland.
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NewAtomic Llibertarianism. Lays
out a useful condition for which planks should be included in the platform now and
which should be deferred until later.
Was part of the mailing to delegates to the 2006
LP Convention in Portland.
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NewModerate or Radical?. Bill Woolsey
questions that the LRC is all that moderate. By outside standards, we are still
pretty radical.
Was part of the mailing to delegates to the 2006
LP Convention in Portland.
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A general flier designed for 2-sided printing.
Print on both sides and slice in half.
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What it Takes to Win. An essay by
Carl Milsted, Jr. that was published in the February 2005 edition of LP News.
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A Realistic Vision of Victory. An old
libertyforall.net essay pointing out how the LP could be a force for liberty
at its current size.
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Is it Time for the LP to Take a Moderate,
Populist Approach? Robert Capozzi outlines a general market position that
could lead the LP to success.
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Incremental Freedom. S. Michael Moore compares
incremental libertarianism to sound investment strategy. This one is single-sided.
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Incrementaling 101 and Incrementalating 102
Dr. Milsted teaches the art of promoting incremental libertarianism while
being pure on the inside. The second essay is a bit silly.
- A new (2/19/2006) trifold brochue. Print on both sides and fold into thirds. This one is based on the new home page.
We also have large JPEG image of our logo appropriate for signs to go at a table.
Other Event Opportunities
A Libertarian Reform Caucus table is appropriate anywhere there is a large number
of libertarians (big or small "l"). Libertarian think tank events, freedom
gatherings, drug legalization gatherings...these are all appropriate.
Actually,
the fliers listed above are handy at any Libertarian outreach table where the
activists working the table agree with our message. Just keep some of these fliers
under the table and bring them out when someone says, "I like what you have to
say but you are too radical" or some such.
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