Dan Kilo for Colorado Governor 2010 » the Libertarian Party
Forgive Bob Barr, Poor Human Rights Abuser Fuck
So, a bunch of you are all up-tight about Barr and the Hitler thing. What you really do not get is the fact that Barr has committed egregious violations against human rights that should not be forgiven so quickly. Fuck, there was guy (James Kevin Pope) that was just sentenced to 4,060 years for fucking some young girls. (I have to say here that I am always suspect of these convictions, maybe he did and deserves it and maybe he didn’t and he’s the one getting fucked.) That is like sentencing a guy from 2,000 BC until now. That’s a GRUDGE. As it should be if the guy was fucking SOME pre-teen girls. Barr thought that the government should send millions of Americans to jail … Read entire article »
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FUBAR in Denver: Libertarian Party Sticks a Barr up its own Ass
The libertarian party made a major departure from its core values by selecting Bob Barr as its presidential candidate yesterday (May, 25th, 2008). Barr is a former US attorney and republican congressman that was a very strong social conservative supporting policies such as the war on drugs and heterosexual-only marriage. Barr was the Anti-Drug Coordinator for the Department of Justice and he was a member of the Speaker’s Task Force for a Drug-Free … Read entire article »
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Libertarians choose Lawyer Barr as Presidential Candidate: Choice leaves a bad taste in the mouths of many libertarians
The libertarians choose former U.S. attorney, Bob Barr, as their presidential candidate at the national convention today in Denver. As the results were displayed on the convention floor there were strong boos heard among from the anti-Barr contingent. While Barr was making his acceptance speech, Jim Davidson was organizing a “Boston tea Party” where delegates would choose an alternative presidential candidate. Within minutes Davidson had printed several hundred flyers and was distributing them to … Read entire article »
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