Elect Mark Hinkle

Please don't feed the donkeys and elephants. It only increases their output.

• 2010 Libertarian conventions around the country

• Candidate Burwell in Fort Worth paper - opposes census questionnaire

• LP Monday Message: 2010 St. Louis Convention Early Bird Deadline March 31

• LP Monday Message: Upcoming Events

• Poll: Americans think the federal government poses a threat to our rights

• Leaving Afghanistan Moves Beyond Left vs. Right by Malou Innocent

• Final 'Reform' Push: Twisting Arms by Michael D. Tanner

• All the President's Economists by Richard W. Rahn

• Obama to Bush: My Month Beats Your Year

• Whatever Happened to Free Trade?

• Matt Welch and Steven Greenhut on Stossel, Talking About Public Sector Unions, Pensions, and California

• New at Reason: Anthony Randazzo on the Myth of the Recovery

• Independent Review of U.N. Climate Panel Set

• Markos to Rush: Want libertarian health care? Try Somalia. - Daily Kos (blog)

• Libertarian Candidate Runs On Platform Of Reusable Sports Logos - Technorati (blog)

• The Pentagon Shooter's Extreme Right-Libertarian Beliefs, Revisited - True/Slant

• Mitt Romney: Tea Party movement is great as long as they vote Republican - Christian Science Monitor

• Libertarians, taxers agree on wine sales - Waterbury Republican American

• Thank You

• Ron Paul Announcement Tonight in Texas

Mark Hinkle voted for John Hospers, Libertarian for President in 1972 and officially joined the Libertarian Party in 1974 and has been active in many roles since then.
He was Libertarian Party of California Chair in 1997-2001.

Currently he serves on the LNC (Libertarian National Committee) as the region 2 (California) representative. He has previously served 3 terms (6 years) there.

After spending 30 years in the hi-tech community (IBM, Hitachi Data Systems, Sun Microsystems & a couple of startups), he started a small business focusing on child safety in the back yard.

A retired engineering manager, he lives in Morgan Hill with his wife Linda and son Logan.