Move to Start a Libertarian Student Group at Marquette
A Marquette student named Ryan Kulp wants to start an organization called Students for Liberty on the Marquette campus.
You can see the flyer here.
A lot of people call themselves libertarians, and we rather like some and aren’t a fan of some others. We think of Ron Paul as close to being a crackpot. And the Wisconsin Libertarian Party has had a badly misbegotten flirtation with 9/11 conspiracy theories.
On the other hand, the flyer associates Students for Liberty with the Cato Institute and the Institute for Humane Studies, two organization for which we have a great deal of respect.
Our view about speech and political discourse on campus is “the more, the merrier.”
Kulp only needs a small handful of students to sign on to begin the process of getting recognition as a student group at Marquette.
Any student who is a Ron Paul fan, or maybe not a Ron Paul fan but considers themselves a libertarian, would do well to contact Kulp and ask for more information.
You can see the flyer here.
A lot of people call themselves libertarians, and we rather like some and aren’t a fan of some others. We think of Ron Paul as close to being a crackpot. And the Wisconsin Libertarian Party has had a badly misbegotten flirtation with 9/11 conspiracy theories.
On the other hand, the flyer associates Students for Liberty with the Cato Institute and the Institute for Humane Studies, two organization for which we have a great deal of respect.
Our view about speech and political discourse on campus is “the more, the merrier.”
Kulp only needs a small handful of students to sign on to begin the process of getting recognition as a student group at Marquette.
Any student who is a Ron Paul fan, or maybe not a Ron Paul fan but considers themselves a libertarian, would do well to contact Kulp and ask for more information.
Labels: Libertarians, Marquette University, Students for Liberty
posted by John McAdams at 11:55 AM
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