A well reasoned and articulate argument to vote FOR Prop. 207; Limiting Eminent Domain.

Read entire article by David Euchner here.

Highlights:

"This proposition protects the rights of all property owners, rich and poor alike, from the misuse of eminent domain. The only people who stand to lose are politicians."

"Politicians hate Prop. 207 because it puts strict controls on how they may use eminent domain to take property. Small-town politicians — Democrats and Republicans alike — have been taking people's homes and small businesses and giving that property to real estate developers or large corporations."

What a load of crap! With media bias this blatant, no wonder main stream media readership and subscribership is down.

Let's see just how bad of a job Mr. Paul Davenport of the Associated Press has failed to uphold the standards of his profession.

An 839 word article in which 479 words are devoted to Janet (57% of the total), 330 words for Len (39%) and a mere 12 words for Barry (1.4%). The sole mention being: "Libertarian Barry Hess also is on the Nov. 7 general election ballot.". What kind of crap is that. And this guy calls himself a journalist? No wonder the main stream media is in the state it is. Hell, this guy could work for the AZ Republic.

Barry IS the Libertarian nominee for Governor. One of THREE candidates on the ballot. On the ballot, in the voter guide, during the debates, he is one third of the people's options to earn their vote. Does Mr. Davenport care?  Doesn't look like it.

Did Mr. Davenport contact Mr. Hess to inquire as to his position on education? NO! Did Mr. Davenport even attempt to research Barry's postion on education? Sure as heck doesn't look like it.

With reporting like this, it is understandable how one can only question the journalistic integrity of one Mr. Davenport and the AP for allowing reporting like this under their watch.

Here's the article, read it for yourself, let us know what you think.

Former Congressman and US Attorney Bob Barr gets it.  Just like Ronald Reagan did.

"If Republicans can be convinced to cast votes for a strong conservative candidate, albeit one with a "Libertarian" label rather than an "R" following his name", " If that happens, then politics in America really will have entered a new and positive era." (full article follows below)

And the best part?  Rank and file Democrats will feel comfortable voting for that same candidate as well.

More and more Republicans and Democrats are starting to understand exactly what Sen. Zell Miller meant when he said that his party has left him.  Their party is leaving them too.

The current Governor (D) and existing legislature (R controlled) passed a budget this year with a 20%+ increase in spending, all while both sides claiming that they can't work together.  Well, I'd hate to see what they would spend if they could work together.

Hi, Barry,

My wife, Nancy, and I had the pleasure of speaking with you at the
Coconino County Fair a while back.  I was impressed enough to decide to
give you my vote in November.  Nancy had to think about it.

However, after last week's debate on "Horizon", Nancy decided to vote
for you.  We called her mother to tell her to watch the debate, and it
looks like she will be voting for you as well.  What's to lose in that
debate?  The Republican spent his time attacking the incumbent's
record, and she spent her time defending that record.  The only direct
engagement with issues came from you.

By the way, when we spoke last, I was on the fence as far as
registering with the Libertarian Party.  I regret that hesitation now. As soon as the election's over, I'm going to take care of that.

Email from M Carroll of Glendale:

For what it's worth, I just sent the following letter to the editor of
the AZ Republic.

While basically libertarian in my political and economic views, I had
never heard of Barry Hess prior to Thursday’s televised debate
between the gubernatorial candidates. Mr. Hess clearly came off the
winner. While Mr. Munsil did a terrific job in documenting Governor
Napolitano’s abysmal failure as Governor, he offered nothing new as a
solution; just the same old tired Republican rhetoric which is never
implemented once a Republican takes office. At least the Democrats are
honest about their treachery – they tell you upfront about all the
immoral and unconstitutional programs they are going to implement. The
Republicans tell you what you want to hear and then do the opposite
once they take office.

If Arizona is going to be salvaged from its swirling around the toilet
bowl, it is going to take people like Mr. Hess that are truly willing
to take a principled stand to get the government off of our backs and
out of our wallets, and stand by their oath of office to uphold the
Arizona and U.S. Constitutions.
Not one single governor in the United States stands against illegal
immigration or attempts to enforce Federal or local laws in our states.
They, in fact, aid, abet and assist illegal aliens. By doing this, they
violate their oath of office in addition to committing a felony. It’s
time to put an end to this, along with the state income tax, government
schools, and all the other socialist schemes of the Republicans and
Democrats. You have a real choice on Nov. 7, Arizona: Barry Hess or
more “dialogue” about “immigration reform” which are code words
for more of the same no matter which branch of the Republican/Democratic
party is in office. What’s it going to be?