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Newly Proposed ISAG Guidelines: 11 Reasons You Should Oppose Them

Feb 272011

1.) The Board should not accept the guidelines as recommended by staff as they added 29 pages of new language and only gave VC COLAB 2 days to respond to it. 2.) These guidelines, as written, will make County Public works programs more expensive and place an unnecessary burden on Taxpayers by increasing the need [Read More]

Proposed ISAG Guidelines: Ventura County Taxpayers, Working Families & Businesses Beware

Feb 252011

The effects of a proposed change to Biology Initial Assessment Guidelines are only starting to be understood even as Ventura County planning staff are rushing their recommendations back to the Ventura County Board of Supervisors for a vote. Taxpayers now face the prospect of the Board of Supervisors raising the cost of public works in [Read More]

Libertarian Party Central Committee officers Attend Activist Training.

Feb 102011

Laura Boatright from American Majority put on an excellent training session January 29th, 2011 in Camarillo. Liberty minded activists from all over Ventura County attended the meeting, including George Miller of the Ventura County Tea Party, Susan Savas-Kline of the Thousand Oaks Tea Party, and almost the entire Libertarian Central Committee of Ventura County. Topics [Read More]

Ventura Libertarians Join Tea Partiers in Discussion of California’s Budget Crisis

Feb 082011

The Ventura County Tea Party held a meeting at Pirates Grub and Grog in Oxnard on Wednesday, February 2, 2011. George Miller, Tea Party activist and co-founder of the Ventura County Tea Party hosted the event. More than 75 people attended, including members of 5 local Tea Party groups and 4 political parties. Debra Tash, [Read More]

Can or Should The Republican Party Be Reformed?

Feb 072011

As a recovering Republican and now a full fledged “big L” Libertarian in the Libertarian Party of California (LPC), I have met many like minded folks in the GOP who believe they can reform a Republican party that is both insolent and unwelcoming toward their efforts. Here in Ventura County, a Ron Paul Republican won [Read More]