Re: AZLP suit against JAN BREWER, Secretary of State, State of Arizona; and HELEN PURCELL, Maricopa County Recorder; KAREN OSBORNE, Maricopa County Director of Elections; MARICOPA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, a body politic; FRAN MCCARROLL, Clerk, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, FULTON BROCK, DON STAPLEY, ANDREW KUNASEK, MAX W. WILSON, MARY ROSE WILCOX, Supervisors, Maricopa County on Missing Votes.
Hearing before Judge Hoffmann at 10:00am, Monday, Oct. 2 in the Central Court Complex, 201 W Jefferson, Courtroom 701, Phoenix, AZ.
According to pundits, Barry was the clear winner of this debate.
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I just wanted you to know that I wish everyone had seen the debate last night. You not only addressed the issues with intelligent responses, you also made us laugh. You won us over right away with your opening comments. You managed to keep us agreeing with you throughout the debate. Then, after showing support for 'one language', ending by showing respect for bi-lingual speakers was simply wonderful. Great job!
I also wish everyone would use their conscience when voting rather than automatically considering their vote to be wasted on a Libertarian. I think voting for a candidate you don't really trust is the wasted vote. I do not vote party lines, any party.
Last night was so wonderful for my family because we have a real Libertarian to vote for as our governor. In fact, if you don't win, we can see no noticeable difference between the other two candidates.
Thank you so much for the time and effort it takes to be a candidate. We hope to see you much more as the governor of Arizona.
Barry will be on the ever popular Beth & Bill Show on 99.9KEZ, Friday, October 6 from 0730 to 0830 to discuss some of the issues facing Arizona and his ideas and solutions.
Harkins Valley Art, 505 South Mill Ave, Tempe will be showing Aaron Russo's "America: Freedom to Fascism", Friday, Oct 6 at 2:00pm, 4:25pm, 6:50pm and 9:15pm.
Harkins Valley Art, 505 South Mill Ave, Tempe will be showing Aaron Russo's "America: Freedom to Fascism", Friday, Oct 6 at 2:00pm, 4:25pm, 6:50pm and 9:15pm.
Libertarian nominee for Governor Barry Hess will join with Republican nominee Len Munsil in a Gubernatorial debate this Saturday, October 7th. Moderator, location, and time still to be announced. Ms. Napolitano has been invited to the debate but has not responded to repeated requests to participate.
USUA/UofA Debate @ University of Arizona Student Union Grand Ballroom on KUAT PBS
The debate between Barry Hess (L), Janet Napolitano (D) and Len Munsil (R) took place at the University of Arizona Student Union on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 7 p.m. with "Arizona Illustrated" host Bill Buckmaster, Mark Kimble (Tucson Citizen), and Celeste Gonzalez, UA department of journalism.
Tentative debate in Flagstaff. Date may be changed to the the 11th or the 13th due to a previous family commitment by Republican nominee Len Munsil. We are more than happy to accomadate. Nothing is more important than family.
Libertarian nominee for Governor Barry Hess will join with Republican nominee Len Munsil in a Gubernatorial debate this Wednesday, October 18th. Moderator, location, and time still to be announced. Ms. Napolitano has been invited to the debate but has not responded to repeated requests to participate.
Libertarian nominee for Governor Barry Hess will join with Republican nominee Len Munsil in a Gubernatorial debate this Saturday, October 21st. Moderator, location, and time still to be announced. Ms. Napolitano has been invited to the debate but has not responded to repeated requests to participate.
Libertarian nominee for Governor Barry Hess will join with Republican nominee Len Munsil in a Gubernatorial debate this Wednesday, October 25th. Moderator, location, and time still to be announced. Ms. Napolitano has been invited to the debate but has not responded to repeated requests to participate.
Barry will be attending this event.
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Libertarian nominee for Governor Barry Hess will join with Republican nominee Len Munsil in a Gubernatorial debate this Saturday, October 28th. Moderator, location, and time still to be announced. Ms. Napolitano has been invited to the debate but has not responded to repeated requests to participate.
Barry will be on the ever popular Beth & Bill Show on 99.9KEZ, Friday, October 6 from 0730 to 0830 to discuss some of the issues facing Arizona and his ideas and solutions. 
