Libertarian Party Radical Caucus (1979)
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Radical Caucus (1979) | |
General Information | |
Chartered: | 1979 |
Officers | |
Chair: | Justin Raimondo |
This Radical Caucus was founded by Justin Raimondo, Eric Garris, and Bob Costello in 1979 in order "to unify the party around radical and hardcore libertarian programs."[1]
Raimondo led the caucus from inception until he abandoned the Libertarian Party in 1983. This Radical Caucus was dissolved in 1984.
A major function of the caucus was publication of Libertarian Vanguard.
Known Members
- Rod Colver, Washington contact (c late 1982)
- Robert Costello
- Jerry Dickson, Hawaii contact (c 1982)
- Kevin Dye, Los Angeles contact (c 1982)
- Bill Evers
- Linda Freeman, Orange County/Southern California contact (c 1982)
- Eric Garris board, Libertarian Vanguard business manager
- Jonnie Gilman
- Gayle Hosmer, Ohio contact (c late 1982)
- Eric Issacson, Ohio contact (c early 1982)
- Diane Pilcher, Florida contact (c 1982)
- Melinda Pillsbury-Foster
- Justin Raimondo chair, editor of Libertarian Vanguard
- Murray Rothbard board
- William Shockley, Minnesota contact (c 1982)
- Tom Verkuilen, Illinois contact (c 1982)
- Christopher Weber
- Bob Waldrop, Utah contact (c 1982)
Succeeding Caucuses
More than one caucus has claimed to be the continuation of the 1979-1984 Radical Caucus. These include:
The Rothbard Caucus
The Rothbard Caucus was an attempt to resurrect the 1979-1984 Radical Caucus that existed by 2004.
Libertarian Party Radical Caucus
The 2006 Radical Caucus was triggered by the Portland Massacre in 2006 and has proven to be a more successful resumption.
See Also
- Libertarian Party radical caucus (1972)
- Libertarian Party Radical Caucus (2006-present)
- Rothbard Caucus