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Government Affairs Committee Sun City Vistoso Oro Valley, AZ Forum of candidates for Governor, AG, and SecState. Q&A from submitted questions.

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Barry will be on The Pat McMahon Show, Tuesday, Ocotober 24th at 10 am.

 

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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.

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Barry will be attending this event. http://www.goldwaterinstitute.org/article.php?/1088.html The Goldwater Institute invites you to Who's Writing Now? Featuring Steve Slivinski author of Buck Wild: How Republicans Broke the Bank and Became the Party of Big Government "I HAVE LITTLE INTEREST IN STREAMLINING GOVERNMENT," Barry Goldwater declared, "for I mean to reduce its size. I do not undertake to promote welfare, for I propose to extend freedom. My aim is not to pass laws, but to repeal them." Today, Republicans hold the White House and a majority in both houses of Congress. But instead of reducing the size of government, they have embarked on a spending spree not seen since the days of LBJ. In fact, real discretionary federal spending increased by 25.2 percent during the first five years of the Johnson Administration, and by 35.8 percent during the first five years of George W. Bush. In Buck Wild: How Republicans Broke the Bank and Became the Party of Big Government, Stephen Slivinski exposes the excesses of this Congress, while suggesting that the cause of limited government may be better served by gridlock than by Republican majorities. Please join us October 26 for a lively discussion with author and former Goldwater Institute analyst Stephen Slivinski, now director of budget studies for the Cato Institute.

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Wilson Elementary Fall Festival

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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.

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Arizona Votes 2006 Issue Session/Mini-Debate Format 3TV's "issue session" will be an informal mini-debate on Good Day Arizona. Will be live on KTVK 3 TV in the Phoenix-market, and KMSB Fox 11 in the Tucson Market. With re-broadcasts at Noon and 1pm on Cox Cable Channel 14 the greater Phoenix area.

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Re-broadcast of Good Day Arizona

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Re-broadcast of Good Day Arizona

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Radio appearance with host Andrew Tallman on KPXQ 1360am Phoenix at 1730

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DEBATE IS CURRETLY ON HOLD

 

Barry and the Republician nominee, Len Munsil, have accepted the gracious inviation of The Light of Hope Institute to participate in a debate at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church, 1401 East Jefferson Street, Phoenix, on Wed, November 2 at 1900.

 

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Q & A for Aaron Russo at screening of his new film: "America: Freedom to Fascism" at 1900 at Movies at the Mall, 4650 N Highway 89, Flasgstaff, AZ

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Barry will be on with the evil one, Joe Crummey on 550am KFYI on Monday, Nov 6th @ 5:05pm.  Be sure to tune and call in.  Call-in number is 602-260-5394.  You can also listen online at www.KFYI.com

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KGCB Radio will host a debate of the issues on Monday, November 6, 2006 between the hours of 1900 and 2030. The debate will be broadcast live on KGCB radio: 90.9FM Prescott, 90.7 Flagstaff, 101.9 Wickenburg. The braodcast will also stream live on KGCB's website at KGCB.org

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Election Day 2006