We can make our voices heard, but it costs money. I’ve put in over $30k of my own money to get this message out, because I really do believe in all of the policies that I put forward. I know the chances of winning are slim, but I have to try. How much have you donated to any candidate trying to do what I’m doing?

This is the kind of media we can get right now:

We complain about how the big establishment candidates have billions from lobbyists and we can’t compete with that. We complain about the media blackout.

This past weekend, one of the candidates running against me for the Libertarian nomination, Kimberly Ruff, dropped out of the race. She was enthusiastically supported by so many people, including myself, even though we were fighting for the same spot.
 

I know running a campaign is stressful, especially for us normal people, because have full time jobs and families. I can’t help but think that if everyone who sat and quietly supported Kim had donated to her campaign, that she would still be in the race. Meanwhile, many people in the party feel that a career politician is waiting for the perfect opportunity to jump in and take the ballot access that libertarians across the country have fought so hard for. A career politician who doesn’t even believe in the libertarian philosophy.
 

So what happens when all of the good candidates are eliminated due to lack of funding, because we have no special interests or dirty political money to keep us going? We all drop out and the only ones left are those who don’t even belong.
 

It’s time to put your money where your mouth is. Donate to my campaign … or someone else. Help us spread this message of liberty. Help us grow our support base, distribute information and educate America on what real freedom looks like.
 

Our own participation is what matters, For the people By the people! Forward this email to all of your friends, so they can click the image below and join our mailing list.

On another note, people keep bringing up my hat. They say people will not take me seriously.
 

Trends are set by those who step out of line, not by those who pretend to be like the rest. Everyone thought Steve Jobs was crazy when he wanted to remove buttons from everything - but now everyone uses buttonless phones and laptops. This is exactly what the libertarian movement is attempting to do, and it’s not going to work if we keep trying to fall in line with everyone else’s standards.
 

I’m nobody special. I don’t have special political connections. I’m not funded by special interests. I don’t have connections to media. Despite all of that, and despite refusing to fall in line and remove this ridiculous yellow hat, my message has reached millions of Americans and so many others around the world. While everyone is fascinated by the democratic primaries, my hat (not to mention Vermin Supreme’s boot) are the reason that we are reaching so many people outside of the party. It’s the reason we are  leading in so many polls. When the entire system is biased towards candidates from the D and R parties, we have to do whatever we can to upstage them. Those other candidates look respectable until you hear them speak. I only look ridiculous until I am heard.

Your donations, whether large or small, will ensure we get to the Libertarian Conventions in Douglas, GA on 1/18/2020  and Tuscon, AZ on 1/25/2020. We need at least 50 people to donate at least $250 per month. That's less than being tax slaves!

Taxation is theft.

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In Liberty,

Dan Taxation Is Theft Behrman