Holtz!
for Congress
Don't Waste Your Vote
Incumbent
Rep. Eshoo has won her last four elections by a 2-to-1 margin.
Don't waste your vote ratifying Eshoo's predetermined victory.
Don't let the entrenched parties take your vote for
granted.
Instead, cast a clear and unambiguous vote for the
policies of the 21st century: personal freedom and
responsibility, free and fair markets, and smart
environmentalism.
Each U.S. Child Owes $94,000
Each U.S.
citizen owes $94,000 in government debt and unfunded
liability:
$24,000 Federal debt
$
5,000 State/Local debt
$31,000
Social Security liability
$30,000
Medicare liability
$ 4,000
Federal pension liability
Privatize Social Security
and Medicare, and replace them with a de-federalized per-state
safety net for the poor.
Shannon
Holtz: $94,000 in debt
98% of Congress wins re-election, buying votes with debt and promises that Shannon will have to pay for. To Rep. Eshoo I ask: is your incumbency important enough to bill Shannon $94K for it? Can't you win office without buying votes?
I'm a Yahoo! engineer and Libertarian running for Congress against 7-term incumbent Anna Eshoo in Silicon Valley.
I've been a software engineer on the Peninsula since 1990, first at Sun Microsystems and now at Yahoo. My wife Melisse is a California native and a financial analyst at Genentech. We have two daughters living at home in San Carlos and a baby boy living in our hearts.
Check out my website at marketliberal.org. If you can pass a short quiz there on my positions, and still say you won't vote for me, then
I
will send you $2
Also at marketliberal.org:
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brian@holtz.org 650-654-6589
23
Whitman Ct., San Carlos CA 94070
The Libertarian Difference
Democrats
think government should be our nanny. Republicans think
government should be our chaperone. Libertarians think
government should just be our referee and
lifeguard.
Democrats interfere with our
economic freedoms. Republicans interfere with our personal
freedoms. Both parties buy votes from selfish special
interests.
Libertarians are neither left nor right,
neither liberal nor conservative. Libertarians advocate both
economic and personal liberty.
Libertarians want to get the Republicans out of your bedroom,
and the Democrats out of your wallet.
Admit it
-- your views are closer to modern libertarianism than to bankrupt
liberalism or obsolete conservatism. So
why waste your vote reinforcing the old-fashioned polarization
between left and right? The only wasted vote is the one that
doesn't express your principles.
What Libertarians Stand For
Libertarians think government should
prevent coercion and fraud,
protect the environment,
provide a safety net, and
regulate roads/pipes/wires,
but otherwise recognize the freedom and responsibility of peaceful honest adults to control their own bodies, actions, speech, and property, working and playing together as they see fit.
Market-Smart Environmentalism
Charge polluters for the cost of
their pollution: auction emissions licenses, tax dirty fuels, etc.
Profit-seeking firms will then have a permanent and automatic
incentive for improving the environment.