Address of the house is 4208 West State Avenue. Three streets North of Glendale off of 43rd Avenue. (Phoenix, Az.)
This home has no one living there and has been donated to the cause by a freedom lover that has past away. John Wilde is steward of this gift and has made it available to the MCLP to be used as a headquarters. In return for this use he wishes our help in the organization of the many legal documents that decorate the house's rooms. (bring your own cleaning equipment)
Sooo, this month's meeting (Tuesday Nov. 21st, 2000 at 7pm) will be a working meeting at the house that is t become our libertarian home. We will also take time to meet and hear what the publisher of street vended newspaper has to share with us. He is in a legal battle to be able to sell his newspapers from vending machines here in the valley and wishes to help in the overall battle for freedom and has the newspaper distribution network to help. This is a very interesting development that we should all take the time to consider.
We also need to discuss the Maricopa County Libertarian Party elections that will take place at the next MCLP meeting (December 19th, 2000 - 3rd Tuesday of the month).
Those interested in party office need to make themselves known. It is my wish to turn over the Maricopa County Chairmanship to a proven freedom fighter that is capable, willing and determined to maintain and enhance the high standards of no-compromise freedom fighting that Maricopa County is becoming increasingly famous for. I will continue to be involved as a volunteer and activist. However, should a quality replacement come forward, I will not seek election to party office at the county level and will focus on a newly created project outside the party structure that will help our cause.
This Tuesday's meeting begins a new season of planning for the future that gives everyone an equal chance at forwarding their ideas and input as to the direction of the Maricopa County Libertarian Party. The new officers will have a meeting location that has the capability of becoming a sign production location, campaign headquarters & overall hangout (brings back memories of the days before the lawsuits, huh?). Arizona is free to chart its own path with a reputation of taking the highest stand possible for freedom without compromise. This is soon to be the only worthwhile trait of any Libertarian organization,... don't let it go.
See you Tuesday, Ernest Hancock