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Liberty, Civility, and Election Reform.
Kentucky is a Freedom Loving state. Government has a tendency to add one regulation here and one law here that gradually erode our rights. Civility is even more important this year. Our opponents have spent much of the last four years yelling at each other. Ann and John both come from business and understand the how to work through problems respectfully to find common ground. Lastly, Instant run off voting is election reform we need.

John explains his background and why he is the best choice to be our next governor.

I am a Libertarian because although I grew up republican, I knew I didn't fit in. Ann believes that socially people should be able to do what they want when they want, so long as they are not hurting other people. While some people call this Liberal, it can also be tolerant, accepting, and Libertarian. However, Ann knows she is not a Democrat, as they think that government is the answer for everything. They take money out of our paycheck.

Both parties have the arrogance that they think they know what is right. To try to make others do what they think is right is not malicious, it's arrogance, and that is destructive. Robert sees destructive arrogance in Bevin, Beshear, Republicans, and Democrats.

Before she goes into work at Toyota's assembly plant, Ann reminds us to vote for Hicks/Cormican on November 5th.

When you go to the polls this fall, you are going to see 3 parties on the ballot this fall. Libertarians are a viable political party. We are going to be running in many races this fall. Please consider running for office as a Libertarian.

I had to file a lawsuit just to be able to be on the ballot. Voters just aren't getting good choices because Frankfurt is keeping Candidates off the ballot. By voting for Libertarians, you are sending a message to Frankfurt that they can't keep better candidates from you.