The College Libertarians, Young Americans for Liberty, and Students for Sensible Drug Policy will all be tabling at the KSU Peace Project event this Saturday.
We will be getting there about 11am to table and the crowds start getting there at 12pm. Turnout is expected to be at least 2000.
If you can help, let us know on one of our Facebook pages: CLOKSU, YAL, SSDP
And be sure to check out the Facebook event for the KSU Peace Project. See you there! ☮
KSU’s Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapter is having their first meeting tonight (3/29) at 8pm in Social Science, room 2023.
SSDP is an international network of students dedicated to ending the war on drugs. Check the KSU chapter’s Facebook page.
After an outstanding event last week (with 50+ in attendance), the successes for CLOKSU continue to roll in. In the latest issue of the KSU Sentinel the event is covered in two different articles. This just adds more momentum to the most active political group on campus. If you want to be a part of the liberty movement at KSU, be sure to join CLOKSU today.
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The regular meeting time for CLOKSU is Tuesdays at 3:30pm in University College room 217. However, I suggest always check back here or on our Facebook group before coming to see if we have any special plans for that week.
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Come hear State’s Attorney, Jay Fisher, from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) give the case against the Drug War. After the presentation there will be a Q&A session and the opportunity to discuss the issues with fellow Liberty-loving students.
The event will be on January 25th at 6:30 pm in Social Science room 3023. Food and drink will be provided.
Foundation for Economic Education senior historian, Burt Folsom, will be lecturing on Global Economics March 14, 2012 2:00pm – 3:15pm. The event, hosted by Dr. Timothy Mathews, will take place in Burruss Building room 151 and is open to the public.
Professor Folsom did his Ph.D. work at the University of Pittsburgh. He is a professor of History at Hillsdale College, a senior fellow in economic education for the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, and is FEE’s senior historian. He has published many articles for the Mackinac Center and has published several books, including The Myth of the Robber Barons, and Urban Capitalists. His latest book is New Deal or Raw Deal? How FDR’s Economic Legacy Damaged America. He writes for BurtFolsom.com.
We are currently trying to find a good time to have weekly CLOKSU meetings/events. If you want to be involved this semester, look at your schedule and fill out this Doodle poll so we can try to pick a time that works for everyone.
And if you haven’t already, be sure to join CLOKSU and find us on Facebook.
Hope to see you soon!
Tonight at 9 PM EST the final debate before the Iowa Caucuses (which take place on Jan. 3rd) will be shown on Fox News. Many voters still are uncertain as to who they will vote for, so a good showing could propel someone to front-runner status overnight. Alternatively, a bad showing could seriously hinder someone’s chances at a strong finish in the Jan. 3rd caucuses.
As of now the current front-runners in Iowa are in order of recent poll numbers:
Recent polls have indicated that Mitt Romney is still stagnated in Iowa in the mid. teens while Newt Gingrich has seen his poll numbers plateau and even drop (as much as a point a day for 10 days in some polls). All this time Ron Paul has seen his support continue to steadily grow as he is now challenging Newt Gingrich for the lead in Iowa and most pundits now believe that a Paul win in Iowa is more likely to happen than not.
After Iowa the campaign switches to New Hampshire for the first Primaries of the 2012 election cycle. A strong showing in Iowa could bolster a candidate to the top in New Hampshire as well, but only time will tell.
Also, if you haven’t checked out these two impressive straw poll wins for Ron Paul, here are the links:
After what many are saying was a debate between Gingrich, Romney and Paul, there was a lot of buzz about the Dr. last night even if many post-debate panels tried to exclude him.
watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAaTxXtDMZI&feature=g-u
What can only be described as high praise for Dr. Paul and the R3VOLUTION has been fairly prominent. Many articles that I read on CNN which have comments enabled were filled with positive responses regarding Paul and disappointment towards the other candidates. i.e. (All of the Repubs. [except Ron Paul] are complete jokes and want to be slaves to Israel).
As more and more pundits try to praise Gingrich, more and more VOTERS are looking up Ron Paul and his consistency. Rick Perry praised Ron Paul for leading the charge against the Federal Reserve and Mitt Romney had it right last night when he praised Ron Paul’s followers for being the most supportive and enthusiastic of any candidate that he had ever seen.
watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3QJL6IiNYo&feature=related (skip to 11:00 mins)
Ron Paul clapped to show his appreciation for his determined followers and supporters. Perhaps one day in the not-so-distant future people will be talking about the amount of people who showed up to Ron Paul’s inauguration instead of the amount who went to see Barack Obama sworn into office.
Here is a cool story for those of you who may not have read it yet:
http://urbandale.patch.com/articles/paul-campaign-collects-400-pounds-of-food-for-iowa-food-bank
Have a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
