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Blog Entry 6 of 11
Libertarian Candidate Musings, Rants and Ravings
Musings, Rants and Ravings from the 2008 Libertarian Candidate for the district 25 seat in the Colorado House of Representatives.
Blog Url:
http://denver.yourhub.com/~JackWoehrHD25
Entries:
7/17/2008 'Homeland security or nut-ca...'
7/18/2008 'Money, Money, Money'
7/18/2008 'Who are the Libertarians?'
7/21/2008 'Must-read reportage in Rock...'
7/24/2008 '"We Are Not Them" - The Lib...'
7/24/2008 'FastTrax and Self-Government'
7/24/2008 'Democracy Catches Lupus'
7/24/2008 'Fifth Run for Office'
7/28/2008 'Half A Trillion'
7/28/2008 'Damming Evidence About Home...'
7/30/2008 'Republican-leaning Website ...'
FastTrax and Self-Government
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The looming failure of the FastTrax project is due to rosy estimates of the cost of the project. It's already at 150% ($6B instead of the $4B promised). When FastTrax passed I predicted it would be $8B but I think I was too optimisitic about oil prices.
Are we as a nation capable of self-government anymore? We have an increasingly deteriorating situation abroad; ruin and collapse of the infrastructure at home; the largest prison population in the world, both as a percentage of overall population and as an absolute number of incarcerated; economic collapse ... I could go on but you get the drift.
The answer, I believe, is that we are capable of self-government but that the two-party system has failed. It has degenerated into a trench warfare between two Political Megacorporations (D's Inc. and R's Inc.) neither of whom represent the vast majority of Americans.
We need a third party, a fourth party, a fifth party ... let's have some political choice!
Vote Libertarian this November and broaden the chances that American self-government will be able to meet the challenges of the future.
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If government was really small it couldn't have such a huge negative impact on our lives. And I wouldn't care who was elected. Vote Libertarian - the party of really small government.
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