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In the News: RLC member Mike Tellier featured
Wisconsin RLC member Mike Tellier.
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The Republican Liberty Caucus, founded in 1990, is a grassroots, nationwide organization affiliated with the Republican Party. The goal of the RLC is to return the Republican Party from its dismal days as the party of large government to once again be the party of limited government.
Our efforts on campus are no different. If you’re a student interested in limiting the size and scope of government, the RLC is here to support your efforts. The RLC encourages campus activists to join their campus GOP groups. The five-step plan for RLC campus activists includes:
(1) Recruiting members from your state to join the National RLC and become active in your state RLC;
(2) Hosting OPH booths at Republican events on campus or in your community. State GOP and national conventions are particularly critical to hit;
(3) Spreading the word about the true principles of the Republican Party to GOP members on your campus;
(4) Becoming involved in a leadership position. Some ideas include joining a local campaign, becoming active in your college campus GOP, or becoming involved in your local/state Republican Party. In all of these positions, it is critical that you express your support for limited government, individual rights, and personal responsibility; and
(5) Becoming involved in your state RLC chapter.
Please contact our Campus Coordinator if you have additional questions or would like to become involved.
Some photos of RLC campus activists in action follow.
College Republicans tabling at the University of Kansas.
Judson Talbot and friends hold up a Ron Paul for President sign.
Steve Layton and Derek Glass inform a student about eminent domain abuse at Truman State University in Missouri.
’90s photo of Stanford College Republicans with the late, great Milton Friedman.
College Republicans marching in Berkeley, California.
