rossl
06-07-2008, 03:57 PM
The Independent Political Report post I got this from. (http://www.independentpoliticalreport.com/2008/06/michigan-libertarian-convention-features-pair-of-contested-races-full-slate-of-congressional-and-statewide-candidates/)
Neil Stephenson of V Radio on www.revolutionbroadcasting.com (http://www.revolutionbroadcasting.com) is running for Congress in Michigan's 10th District. He is running on a "Gravel/Paul hybrid platform." The main aspect of Gravel's platform that he is taking is the idea of a national ballot initiative process, or the National Initiative for Democracy (http://www.ni4d.us, http://www.vote.org).
Neil was originally a Ron Paul supporter, and became a Gravel supporter for the Libertarian nomination. I'm not sure what he is now.
This is exciting news. This could be a serious victory for the Revolution and for Gravel's people (me included) if he gets elected. Even if he gains some ground here and runs again in 2010 for Congress or some other office, that would be good.
He is running as a Libertarian.
Thoughts?
Ross
Neil Stephenson of V Radio on www.revolutionbroadcasting.com (http://www.revolutionbroadcasting.com) is running for Congress in Michigan's 10th District. He is running on a "Gravel/Paul hybrid platform." The main aspect of Gravel's platform that he is taking is the idea of a national ballot initiative process, or the National Initiative for Democracy (http://www.ni4d.us, http://www.vote.org).
Neil was originally a Ron Paul supporter, and became a Gravel supporter for the Libertarian nomination. I'm not sure what he is now.
This is exciting news. This could be a serious victory for the Revolution and for Gravel's people (me included) if he gets elected. Even if he gains some ground here and runs again in 2010 for Congress or some other office, that would be good.
He is running as a Libertarian.
Thoughts?
Ross