[Lnc-business] Caryn Ann Harlos fundraising and membership recruitment
Caryn Ann Harlos
caryn.ann.harlos at lp.org
Fri Feb 23 17:20:11 EST 2018
As to disclosure issue- it was approved by the ED. The Chair was in that
loop. The whole arc of fundraising was to start involving board members
more.
Considering I disclosed pennies on a steemit video this certainly is not
some grand omission. When I am given official sanction to do something by
the Party - and everything is approved by Chair or Treasurer - it isn’t
something that is a conflict which is to disclose unknown or potentially
unknown things. The Party asked me. It is on financial statements. The
Chair and Treasurer were aware. I openly talked about it on Facebook.
On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 3:10 PM Caryn Ann Harlos <caryn.ann.harlos at lp.org>
wrote:
> Elizabeth I am shocked frankly at an ability to read something sinister
> but not everything.
>
> My comment to the Platform Committee had ZERO intentions of that.
>
> I have already clearly stated here that recruitment trips are just that
> and nothing more. My comment was simply and only how I would spend my
> time. Which I do at every event.
>
> On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 2:54 PM Joshua Katz <planning4liberty at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I agree with most of Ms. Van Horn's points, although I'd emphasize that
>> my issue is more about disclosure of potential issues to the board
>> ahead of time and the potential fiduciary issues I see here. I
>> explained some, I can find more. The solution to that is, in the
>> future, disclosure to the board of transactions involving LNC members,
>> and the orientation I mentioned earlier. Anyway, I am writing to
>> express disagreement with one point: I almost always disagree with
>> clawbacks or requested clawbacks absent actual malfeasance. I would
>> disagree with requesting the return of funds or stopping funds in
>> progress.
>>
>> Joshua A. Katz
>> On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 3:21 PM, Elizabeth Van Horn
>> <[1]elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org> wrote:
>>
>> Wes, here's my feedback, and I don't mind saying that I was shocked
>> to read that an LNC member is being reimbursed to attend state
>> conventions within their own region.
>> Dear LNC,
>> Caryn Ann Harlos has recruited a lot of dues-paying members by
>> attending state conventions and getting people to join or
>> renew.
>> At first, she did this at state conventions she was attending
>> in her
>> region at her own expense.
>>
>> I've no problem with this. LNC representatives often attend state
>> conventions within their own region, and if she works to boost
>> national membership while there, that's cool.<<<
>>
>> Her results were so strong that I asked her if she would be
>> willing
>> to go to some other states outside of her region to do similar
>> fundraising efforts if her travel expenses were reimbursed.
>>
>> < This is something that should have been told to the LNC, and even
>> discussed. Why are we only finding this out, after someone
>> inquired? Where's the transparency?<<<
>>
>> We have been struggling to keep membership from falling. We
>> send
>> renewal emails and renewal letters that perform reasonably well
>> but
>> pretty much exhaust that method. Other methods we try have very
>> low
>> ROI. Caryn Ann's ROI has been comparatively strong.
>> Caryn Ann attended the Washington State convention last weekend
>> and
>> recruited 18 to 20 dues-paying members for the national LP.
>> That trip is one in which we have reimbursed her for her
>> travel.
>>
>> I have a problem with this. Many LNC Regional Representatives
>> will attend state conventions within their region. If any of them
>> do membership recruiting for national while there, that's something
>> they choose to do. Are you suggesting that Caryn Ann wouldn't have
>> tried to boost membership at a state convention within her region,
>> if she wasn't reimbursed? Because, I doubt that. This was
>> something she was doing as she chose to do, while attending
>> conventions within her own region. This isn't something that an LNC
>> member should be reimbursed for. <<<
>>
>> I'd like to send Caryn Ann to more state conventions to have
>> her do
>> this work. No one else has done this as successfully as Caryn
>> Ann.
>> Caryn Ann is a volunteer so we don't pay her for her time.
>>
>> Wes, you don't know what others have done regarding recruiting, as
>> most people do it as a normal part of being in the LP. I, nor most
>> others, keep a log of the people we've gotten to join the LP, as I
>> see it as a given this is done.<<<
>>
>> Wes, do you know why my own state affiliate has let national
>> membership drop? Because, they're unhappy with the national LP. At
>> my last state convention, our officers said that they want people to
>> keep state memberships current, but national doesn't do anything for
>> them, so they don't care much about that. I had to mention that our
>> delegate count is tied to national membership, and since then, I
>> followed -up on that, but our numbers still have dropped. I've been
>> thinking of a way to reverse that, but if LPIN is successful in
>> reversing that trend, it's because our volunteers are passionate
>> about the LP and liberty actions. Not because anyone is being
>> reimbursed for the expenses of travel and time. (My state isn't the
>> only one that feels this way, btw)<<<
>>
>> For conventions that Caryn Ann is unable to take the time to
>> attend,
>> I will be sending our staff member Jess Mears. The thing with
>> Jess
>> is that we pay her for her hours to travel, attend, and return
>> from
>> state conventions. She's unlikely to get as high of a ROI.
>>
>> I personally wouldn't send anyone to state conventions to boost
>> national membership, if the national LP is paying for it. Instead,
>> we should work to create a better LP that's responsive to it's
>> members and the public, and we grow through people seeking to join
>> us. Organic growth.<<<
>>
>> I received a complaint today that it is inappropriate for
>> someone
>> running for a position on the LNC to have travel reimbursed.
>> I sympathize with the complaint, but do not think it's a
>> violation
>> of our policies.
>>
>> It's a matter of principal. Byreimbursing Caryn Ann Harlos for
>> traveling to state conventions within her own region, the LP is
>> subsidizing her efforts as a regional representative. This is
>> inappropriate.<<<
>>
>> Nevertheless, I bring this up to the LNC for your feedback. If
>> you
>> request a stop to sending Caryn Ann Harlos or any other LNC
>> member
>> to state conventions for the purpose of recruiting dues-paying
>> members, we can end the program.
>>
>> Yes, I'm requesting a stop to reimbursing LNC members for travel to
>> state conventions within their own region. I also am requesting
>> that Caryn Ann repay the LP for the reimbursement costs of any state
>> conventions she attended within her region.
>>
>> As for "sending her" to other state conventions, this should be
>> discussed by the LNC.<<<
>> A reasonable question might be, "I'm willing to go to state
>> convention at the expense of the LNC and recruit members--why
>> don't
>> you send me?" The answer is that Caryn Ann proved her
>> willingness
>> and capability within her own region. No other LNC members have
>> mailed us several envelopes of dues-paying members from their
>> states. Caryn Ann and Jess Mears together are not able to
>> attend
>> every state convention. If you are interested in helping, and
>> willing to prove your ability first at a state in your region
>> or at
>> another state at your own expense, let me know and we might be
>> able
>> to try that. And then we can report the results.
>>
>> Wes, I know a woman who renewed her membership due to a FB post
>> that Andy Craig made. (She publicly wrote that he's the reason she
>> renewed) I'd wager that Andy is responsible for quite a number of
>> people renewing or joining the LP. As Andy's an excellent advocate
>> for the cause that is the LP. If you want to find someone who's out
>> there building up hope in the LP, and getting people on board, he's
>> the one. You probably don't know this stuff, as Andy doesn't seek
>> to be recognized for his efforts, he probably sees it as normal for
>> people who support the LP.
>>
>> Nor, do I know of others within the LP who keep track of how many
>> people they've recruited. So, your statement asking people to
>> "prove your ability", is moot.<<<
>> (truncated)
>> ---
>> Elizabeth Van Horn
>>
>> On 2018-02-22 22:56, Wes Benedict wrote:
>>
>> Dear LNC,
>> Caryn Ann Harlos has recruited a lot of dues-paying members by
>> attending state conventions and getting people to join or
>> renew.
>> At first, she did this at state conventions she was attending
>> in her
>> region at her own expense.
>> Her results were so strong that I asked her if she would be
>> willing
>> to go to some other states outside of her region to do similar
>> fundraising efforts if her travel expenses were reimbursed.
>> We have been struggling to keep membership from falling. We
>> send
>> renewal emails and renewal letters that perform reasonably well
>> but
>> pretty much exhaust that method. Other methods we try have very
>> low
>> ROI. Caryn Ann's ROI has been comparatively strong.
>> Caryn Ann attended the Washington State convention last weekend
>> and
>> recruited 18 to 20 dues-paying members for the national LP.
>> That trip is one in which we have reimbursed her for her
>> travel.
>> I'd like to send Caryn Ann to more state conventions to have
>> her do
>> this work. No one else has done this as successfully as Caryn
>> Ann.
>> Caryn Ann is a volunteer so we don't pay her for her time.
>> For conventions that Caryn Ann is unable to take the time to
>> attend,
>> I will be sending our staff member Jess Mears. The thing with
>> Jess
>> is that we pay her for her hours to travel, attend, and return
>> from
>> state conventions. She's unlikely to get as high of a ROI.
>> I received a complaint today that it is inappropriate for
>> someone
>> running for a position on the LNC to have travel reimbursed.
>> I sympathize with the complaint, but do not think it's a
>> violation
>> of our policies.
>> Nevertheless, I bring this up to the LNC for your feedback. If
>> you
>> request a stop to sending Caryn Ann Harlos or any other LNC
>> member
>> to state conventions for the purpose of recruiting dues-paying
>> members, we can end the program.
>> A reasonable question might be, "I'm willing to go to state
>> convention at the expense of the LNC and recruit members--why
>> don't
>> you send me?" The answer is that Caryn Ann proved her
>> willingness
>> and capability within her own region. No other LNC members have
>> mailed us several envelopes of dues-paying members from their
>> states. Cary[2]n Ann and Jess Mears together are not able to
>> attend
>> every state convention. If you are interested in helping, and
>> willing to prove your ability first at a state in your region
>> or at
>> another state at your own expense, let me know and we might be
>> able
>> to try that. And then we can report the results.
>> Below is a report from Robert Kraus with some of the
>> fundraising
>> results from Caryn Ann.
>> I welcome your feedback.
>> Wes Benedict, Executive Director
>> Libertarian National Committee, Inc.
>> 1444 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314
>> [3](202) 333-0008 ext. 232, [1][4]wes.benedict at lp.org
>> [2][5]facebook.com/libertarians @LPNational
>> Join the Libertarian Party at: [3][6]http://lp.org/membership
>> -------- Forwarded Message --------
>> Subject: Harlos Fundraising
>> Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2018 11:27:47 -0500
>> From: Robert S. Kraus [4]<[7]robert.kraus at lp.org>
>> To: Wes Benedict [5]<[8]wes.benedict at lp.org>
>> I have [9]Harlos pegged as solicitor for a total of $2,335.00 for 82
>> members 49 of which where new (these 82 folks have also contributed
>> a
>> net total excluding conv related gifts of $6,261.74 since 2016
>> convention - bunch of them to Hist Preservation of course so she has
>> her
>> fans)
>> In addition she is likely 95% responsible for the $12,120 raised for
>> Historic Preservation
>> Finally she has given $2181 herself since the 2016 convention (non
>> convention related - however $1525 was for Hist Preservation)
>> --
>> Robert S. Kraus - Operations Director
>> [6]Operations at LP.org
>> Libertarian National Committee, Inc.
>> 1444 Duke Street
>> Alexandria, VA 22314
>> Ph: [10]202.333.0008 x 231
>> References
>> 1. mailto:[11]wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 2. [12]http://facebook.com/libertarians
>> 3. [13]http://lp.org/membership
>> 4. mailto:[14]robert.kraus at lp.org
>> 5. mailto:[15]wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 6. mailto:[16]Operations at LP.org
>>
>> References
>>
>> 1. mailto:elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org
>> 2.
>> https://maps.google.com/?q=n+Ann+and+Jess+Mears+together+are+n&entry=gmail&source=g
>> 3. tel:(202) 333-0008 ext. 232
>> 4. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 5. http://facebook.com/libertarians
>> 6. http://lp.org/membership
>> 7. mailto:robert.kraus at lp.org
>> 8. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 9.
>> https://maps.google.com/?q=Harlos+pegged+as+solicitor+for+a+total+of+$2,33&entry=gmail&source=g
>> 10. tel:202.333.0008 x 231
>> 11. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 12. http://facebook.com/libertarians
>> 13. http://lp.org/membership
>> 14. mailto:robert.kraus at lp.org
>> 15. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
>> 16. mailto:Operations at LP.org
>>
>
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As to disclosure issue- it was approved by the ED. The Chair was in
that loop. The whole arc of fundraising was to start involving board
members more.
Considering I disclosed pennies on a steemit video this certainly is
not some grand omission. When I am given official sanction to do
something by the Party - and everything is approved by Chair or
Treasurer - it isn’t something that is a conflict which is to disclose
unknown or potentially unknown things. The Party asked me. It is on
financial statements. The Chair and Treasurer were aware. I openly
talked about it on Facebook.
On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 3:10 PM Caryn Ann Harlos
<[1]caryn.ann.harlos at lp.org> wrote:
Elizabeth I am shocked frankly at an ability to read something sinister
but not everything.
My comment to the Platform Committee had ZERO intentions of that.
I have already clearly stated here that recruitment trips are just that
and nothing more. My comment was simply and only how I would spend my
time. Which I do at every event.
On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 2:54 PM Joshua Katz
<[2]planning4liberty at gmail.com> wrote:
I agree with most of Ms. Van Horn's points, although I'd
emphasize that
my issue is more about disclosure of potential issues to the
board
ahead of time and the potential fiduciary issues I see here. I
explained some, I can find more. The solution to that is, in the
future, disclosure to the board of transactions involving LNC
members,
and the orientation I mentioned earlier. Anyway, I am writing to
express disagreement with one point: I almost always disagree
with
clawbacks or requested clawbacks absent actual malfeasance. I
would
disagree with requesting the return of funds or stopping funds in
progress.
Joshua A. Katz
On Fri, Feb 23, 2018 at 3:21 PM, Elizabeth Van Horn
<[1][3]elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org> wrote:
Wes, here's my feedback, and I don't mind saying that I was
shocked
to read that an LNC member is being reimbursed to attend state
conventions within their own region.
Dear LNC,
Caryn Ann Harlos has recruited a lot of dues-paying
members by
attending state conventions and getting people to join or
renew.
At first, she did this at state conventions she was
attending
in her
region at her own expense.
I've no problem with this. LNC representatives often attend
state
conventions within their own region, and if she works to boost
national membership while there, that's cool.<<<
Her results were so strong that I asked her if she would
be
willing
to go to some other states outside of her region to do
similar
fundraising efforts if her travel expenses were
reimbursed.
< This is something that should have been told to the LNC, and
even
discussed. Why are we only finding this out, after someone
inquired? Where's the transparency?<<<
We have been struggling to keep membership from falling.
We
send
renewal emails and renewal letters that perform reasonably
well
but
pretty much exhaust that method. Other methods we try have
very
low
ROI. Caryn Ann's ROI has been comparatively strong.
Caryn Ann attended the Washington State convention last
weekend
and
recruited 18 to 20 dues-paying members for the national
LP.
That trip is one in which we have reimbursed her for her
travel.
I have a problem with this. Many LNC Regional
Representatives
will attend state conventions within their region. If any of
them
do membership recruiting for national while there, that's
something
they choose to do. Are you suggesting that Caryn Ann wouldn't
have
tried to boost membership at a state convention within her
region,
if she wasn't reimbursed? Because, I doubt that. This was
something she was doing as she chose to do, while attending
conventions within her own region. This isn't something that an
LNC
member should be reimbursed for. <<<
I'd like to send Caryn Ann to more state conventions to
have
her do
this work. No one else has done this as successfully as
Caryn
Ann.
Caryn Ann is a volunteer so we don't pay her for her time.
Wes, you don't know what others have done regarding recruiting,
as
most people do it as a normal part of being in the LP. I, nor
most
others, keep a log of the people we've gotten to join the LP,
as I
see it as a given this is done.<<<
Wes, do you know why my own state affiliate has let national
membership drop? Because, they're unhappy with the national
LP. At
my last state convention, our officers said that they want
people to
keep state memberships current, but national doesn't do
anything for
them, so they don't care much about that. I had to mention
that our
delegate count is tied to national membership, and since then,
I
followed -up on that, but our numbers still have dropped. I've
been
thinking of a way to reverse that, but if LPIN is successful in
reversing that trend, it's because our volunteers are
passionate
about the LP and liberty actions. Not because anyone is being
reimbursed for the expenses of travel and time. (My state
isn't the
only one that feels this way, btw)<<<
For conventions that Caryn Ann is unable to take the time
to
attend,
I will be sending our staff member Jess Mears. The thing
with
Jess
is that we pay her for her hours to travel, attend, and
return
from
state conventions. She's unlikely to get as high of a ROI.
I personally wouldn't send anyone to state conventions to
boost
national membership, if the national LP is paying for it.
Instead,
we should work to create a better LP that's responsive to it's
members and the public, and we grow through people seeking to
join
us. Organic growth.<<<
I received a complaint today that it is inappropriate for
someone
running for a position on the LNC to have travel
reimbursed.
I sympathize with the complaint, but do not think it's a
violation
of our policies.
It's a matter of principal. Byreimbursing Caryn Ann Harlos for
traveling to state conventions within her own region, the LP is
subsidizing her efforts as a regional representative. This is
inappropriate.<<<
Nevertheless, I bring this up to the LNC for your
feedback. If
you
request a stop to sending Caryn Ann Harlos or any other
LNC
member
to state conventions for the purpose of recruiting
dues-paying
members, we can end the program.
Yes, I'm requesting a stop to reimbursing LNC members for
travel to
state conventions within their own region. I also am
requesting
that Caryn Ann repay the LP for the reimbursement costs of any
state
conventions she attended within her region.
As for "sending her" to other state conventions, this should be
discussed by the LNC.<<<
A reasonable question might be, "I'm willing to go to
state
convention at the expense of the LNC and recruit
members--why
don't
you send me?" The answer is that Caryn Ann proved her
willingness
and capability within her own region. No other LNC members
have
mailed us several envelopes of dues-paying members from
their
states. Caryn Ann and Jess Mears together are not able to
attend
every state convention. If you are interested in helping,
and
willing to prove your ability first at a state in your
region
or at
another state at your own expense, let me know and we
might be
able
to try that. And then we can report the results.
Wes, I know a woman who renewed her membership due to a FB
post
that Andy Craig made. (She publicly wrote that he's the reason
she
renewed) I'd wager that Andy is responsible for quite a
number of
people renewing or joining the LP. As Andy's an excellent
advocate
for the cause that is the LP. If you want to find someone
who's out
there building up hope in the LP, and getting people on board,
he's
the one. You probably don't know this stuff, as Andy doesn't
seek
to be recognized for his efforts, he probably sees it as normal
for
people who support the LP.
Nor, do I know of others within the LP who keep track of how
many
people they've recruited. So, your statement asking people to
"prove your ability", is moot.<<<
(truncated)
---
Elizabeth Van Horn
On 2018-02-22 22:56, Wes Benedict wrote:
Dear LNC,
Caryn Ann Harlos has recruited a lot of dues-paying
members by
attending state conventions and getting people to join or
renew.
At first, she did this at state conventions she was
attending
in her
region at her own expense.
Her results were so strong that I asked her if she would
be
willing
to go to some other states outside of her region to do
similar
fundraising efforts if her travel expenses were
reimbursed.
We have been struggling to keep membership from falling.
We
send
renewal emails and renewal letters that perform reasonably
well
but
pretty much exhaust that method. Other methods we try have
very
low
ROI. Caryn Ann's ROI has been comparatively strong.
Caryn Ann attended the Washington State convention last
weekend
and
recruited 18 to 20 dues-paying members for the national
LP.
That trip is one in which we have reimbursed her for her
travel.
I'd like to send Caryn Ann to more state conventions to
have
her do
this work. No one else has done this as successfully as
Caryn
Ann.
Caryn Ann is a volunteer so we don't pay her for her time.
For conventions that Caryn Ann is unable to take the time
to
attend,
I will be sending our staff member Jess Mears. The thing
with
Jess
is that we pay her for her hours to travel, attend, and
return
from
state conventions. She's unlikely to get as high of a ROI.
I received a complaint today that it is inappropriate for
someone
running for a position on the LNC to have travel
reimbursed.
I sympathize with the complaint, but do not think it's a
violation
of our policies.
Nevertheless, I bring this up to the LNC for your
feedback. If
you
request a stop to sending Caryn Ann Harlos or any other
LNC
member
to state conventions for the purpose of recruiting
dues-paying
members, we can end the program.
A reasonable question might be, "I'm willing to go to
state
convention at the expense of the LNC and recruit
members--why
don't
you send me?" The answer is that Caryn Ann proved her
willingness
and capability within her own region. No other LNC members
have
mailed us several envelopes of dues-paying members from
their
states. Cary[2]n Ann and Jess Mears together are not able
to
attend
every state convention. If you are interested in helping,
and
willing to prove your ability first at a state in your
region
or at
another state at your own expense, let me know and we
might be
able
to try that. And then we can report the results.
Below is a report from Robert Kraus with some of the
fundraising
results from Caryn Ann.
I welcome your feedback.
Wes Benedict, Executive Director
Libertarian National Committee, Inc.
1444 Duke St., Alexandria, VA 22314
[3](202) 333-0008 ext. 232, [1][4][4]wes.benedict at lp.org
[2][5][5]facebook.com/libertarians @LPNational
Join the Libertarian Party at:
[3][6][6]http://lp.org/membership
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: Harlos Fundraising
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2018 11:27:47 -0500
From: Robert S. Kraus [4]<[7][7]robert.kraus at lp.org>
To: Wes Benedict [5]<[8][8]wes.benedict at lp.org>
I have [9]Harlos pegged as solicitor for a total of $2,335.00
for 82
members 49 of which where new (these 82 folks have also
contributed
a
net total excluding conv related gifts of $6,261.74 since 2016
convention - bunch of them to Hist Preservation of course so
she has
her
fans)
In addition she is likely 95% responsible for the $12,120
raised for
Historic Preservation
Finally she has given $2181 herself since the 2016 convention
(non
convention related - however $1525 was for Hist Preservation)
--
Robert S. Kraus - Operations Director
[6]Operations at LP.org
Libertarian National Committee, Inc.
1444 Duke Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Ph: [10]202.333.0008 x 231
References
1. mailto:[11][9]wes.benedict at lp.org
2. [12][10]http://facebook.com/libertarians
3. [13][11]http://lp.org/membership
4. mailto:[14][12]robert.kraus at lp.org
5. mailto:[15][13]wes.benedict at lp.org
6. mailto:[16]Operations at LP.org
References
1. mailto:[14]elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org
2.
[15]https://maps.google.com/?q=n+Ann+and+Jess+Mears+together+are+n&e
ntry=gmail&source=g
3. tel:(202) 333-0008 ext. 232
4. mailto:[16]wes.benedict at lp.org
5. [17]http://facebook.com/libertarians
6. [18]http://lp.org/membership
7. mailto:[19]robert.kraus at lp.org
8. mailto:[20]wes.benedict at lp.org
9.
[21]https://maps.google.com/?q=Harlos+pegged+as+solicitor+for+a+tota
l+of+$2,33&entry=gmail&source=g
10. tel:202.333.0008 x 231
11. mailto:[22]wes.benedict at lp.org
12. [23]http://facebook.com/libertarians
13. [24]http://lp.org/membership
14. mailto:[25]robert.kraus at lp.org
15. mailto:[26]wes.benedict at lp.org
16. mailto:[27]Operations at LP.org
References
1. mailto:caryn.ann.harlos at lp.org
2. mailto:planning4liberty at gmail.com
3. mailto:elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org
4. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
5. http://facebook.com/libertarians
6. http://lp.org/membership
7. mailto:robert.kraus at lp.org
8. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
9. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
10. http://facebook.com/libertarians
11. http://lp.org/membership
12. mailto:robert.kraus at lp.org
13. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
14. mailto:elizabeth.vanhorn at lp.org
15. https://maps.google.com/?q=n+Ann+and+Jess+Mears+together+are+n&entry=gmail&source=g
16. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
17. http://facebook.com/libertarians
18. http://lp.org/membership
19. mailto:robert.kraus at lp.org
20. mailto:wes.benedict at lp.org
21. https://maps.google.com/?q=Harlos+pegged+as+solicitor+for+a+total+of+$2,33&entry=gmail&source=g
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