Oxford, Mississippi Town Hall Meeting with Congressional Candidate Danny Bedwell Monday, March 5, 2012
TOWN HALL MEETING WITH CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE DANNY BEDWELL
Monday, March 5, 6:00 pm, Lafayette County/Oxford Public Library
The Lafayette County Libertarian Party will host a town hall meeting with Danny Bedwell, a Libertarian candidate for the first congressional district. He is retired Navy and a small business owner in Columbus, Mississippi.
Mr. Bedwell will speak about what citizens should expect of their representatives. He stands for several important principles: free markets, civil liberties, free trade, and a foreign policy of peace and cooperation with other nations.
Members of the media are encouraged to interview Danny Bedwell, members of the Libertarian Party, and those in attendance. Please contact Sharon Bynum or Matt Johnson (contact information above) if you would like to schedule an interview in advance of the event.
For more information about the event or the organization, please contact Sharon Bynum or Matt Johnson (contact information above) or see our website at www.mslp.org.
The Lafayette County Libertarian Party is a county affiliate of the Mississippi Libertarian Party. It seeks to spread the message of individual rights and constitutional government.
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