Taking over the libertarian party?
Yea, nay?
Seems like a much more feasible thing than taking over the republican party. We could fund-raise to get our message to the airwaves and our candidates elected. We could get rid of the stupid and wasteful primary system and have party officials select candidates to run the different races. We could know who our candidates are going to be before the dem and republican primaries even start so we could get cheaper tv advertising for the name recognition early, and keep up the pressure later with cheaper forms of outreach. We could direct funds where it makes sense and pull funds from areas where it doesn't. Build a lean mean fighting machine and grow our expanse as success allows. Proven success defeating establishment dems would surely open up more sources of funding. Change the party by-laws so we don't have to worry about losing control of the party...
And it doesn't really need to be seen as 'taking over', I'm sure many who hold positions in the party are willing to go a different direction if it provides greater chance for success.
This isn't super long or well thought out but that is because it is not a project for an individual. What say you? How tough a task is this to accomplish? Where is a sensible place to begin in planning out such a task? How do we get from where we are now to in control of the national Libertarian party and rules committee?
Thanks.
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