Below are some photos from the RLC National Convention, which took place on February 12, 2011 in Arlington, Virginia. See also: Photos, Page 2
Members of the Utah RLC with Governor Gary Johnson.
NYC Councilman Dan Halloran and 3 former State Representatives (Jamie Callender, Terri McCormick, Ken Lindell) discussed how liberty legislators can get elected and the challenges they face once serving.
Justin Amash addressed the RLC Delegates.
Professor Randy Barnett was a Convention Keynote Speaker.
RLC members mingling with Congressman Amash.
Vic Berardelli, Maine RLC Vice Chair, presents his "Politics Guy" training.
Lois Kaneshiki, Cindy Jones, Laura Ebke, and Dave Nalle discuss the Republican Party.
Bill Redpath, Paul Jacob, Philip Blumel, and Nick Cote discuss constitutional reforms.
Delegates contemplate the Bylaws and Statement of Principles.
Delegates at the RLC Business Session.
Megan and Chris Doss of the Leadership Institute
New York City Councilman Dan Halloran is interviewed by RLC Virginia Board member Rick Sincere for the blogosphere.
RLC Chair and RLC Vice-Chair speak briefly with Professor Randy Barnett.
Gov. Gary Johnson spoke about his track record as New Mexico Governor.
Peter Schiff spoke about the financial future of our country.
Tom Walls, an original RLC member, holds up a liberty art piece created by Laura Crockett -- who presented it to Aaron Biterman at the RLC Awards Banquet.
On February 17th, 2011 at 7:51 am
Is it just me, or does the RLC not have the absolute best looking, most professional, and polished activists in the entire libertarian movement?
It doesn’t look like your typical libertarian meeting. Where are all the greasy-haired Grateful Dead t-shirt wearing pot-bellied bald white guys, like you’d see at that – ahem – “other” Libertarian organization’s conventions?
Thankfully, we have Dave Nalle around to give us a little cred on the bald-headed front, at least.
On February 17th, 2011 at 11:40 am
The scary part, Eric, is how many RLCers are gamers. Like nerdy D&D playing gamers either now or in the past.
On February 18th, 2011 at 10:37 pm
633k5 of the world, unite!
There are a surprising number of gamers in the movement, myself included. We think outside of the box.
On February 19th, 2011 at 9:53 am
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