New Hampshire Liberty Party co-chairs Darryl W. Perry, Ian Freeman, and Conan Salada are all running for office in the Keene 2013 municipal election! You can see their individual campaign pages for media appearances and more on their campaigns:
Listeners to LRN.FM, the Liberty Radio Network will now be hearing advertisements for the NH Liberty Party. Longtime liberty activists will recognize the classic commercial as the Libertarian Party’s old “Battered Voter” ad from the Harry Browne campaign. Big thanks to Doug Scribner, one of the producers of the commercial, who sent it to me with the intention it be repurposed.
Of course, those longtime liberty activists know that the LP is a shadow of its former self – they have lost their principle. That is one of the reasons we formed the NH Liberty Party – to once again have a principled voice for liberty and also now secession, in the political realm.
The local Keene PTA hosted a “Candidates Meet and Greet” on March 4th at Jonathan Daniels elementary school is embedded below. All eight school board hopefuls showed up to argue their case to an audience of about 50. Eleven of those were pro-liberty activists. Despite climbing tuition costs and a declining student population, many of the would-be board members promised they would bring more of the same if elected. Three of those candidates, Ian Freeman, Conan Salada, and Darryl Perry, brought an altogether different message to the table.
Here are the interviews that happened on WKBK‘s “Talkback” of our three candidates in the Keene school board election:
Conan Salada:
Ian Freeman:
Darryl Perry:
On February 23, 2013, the NHLP held its 2013 Annual Convention. The three co-chairs, Ian Freeman, Darryl W. Perry and Conan Salada, were all re-elected. The party officially joined the Ballot Access Fairness Coalition, a new group formed in NH for the purposes of lobbying for ballot access reform in the State of New Hampshire.
The three co-chairs are running for Keene School Board and were officially nominated by the party in their non-partisan election.
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