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Beyond Left vs. Right
by Ron Bain (libertarian)
About The Author
Ron Bain is an award-winning Colorado journalist and former chairman of the Libertarian Party of Colorado. He is one of few Libertarian newspaper publishers in Colorado, currently publishing The Watchdog in Delta to avid local acclaim.
About The Column
This column will attempt to break people's two-party mindset, asking them to consider the power of being a principled swing voter.
Why Polls Are No Good
Published: October 30, 2008
Bias, leading questions and financial motivations cause pollsters to mislead the public regarding the two-party contest.
Swing, Barr, Swing!
Published: October 26, 2008
The media believe in "swing voting" even though it is an invalid concept, therefore Libertarians should take advantage of this belief to increase media coverage.
The Libertarian 'Poof!' Theory
Published: October 24, 2008
Many Libertarians seem to believe that the world will one day wake up libertarian, without election victories or media coverage. What hogwash!
Libertarians: Don't Embrace Underdog Status
Published: October 23, 2008
Some Libertarians are basically afraid of the influx of new members and the media attention that would come with minor success.
An Open Letter to 'Joe the Plumber'
Published: October 22, 2008
Joe, you focused the presidential debate on the central issue of the day: socialism.
McCain Has Lost But Barr Can Still 'Win'
Published: October 21, 2008
Votes for McCain will be wasted, lost in the history books, but Bob Barr can still give the Libertarians a giant upsurge in votes, a victory of sorts.
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