peterson@autobahn.org (Kevin Dempsey Peterson) writes: > If we are going to consider changing affiliations, we need to consider > what the goals of the group (Cal Libertarians, I mean) are, and how those > goals can be acheived. Regarding this issue, I read an article in the LP News about student libertarian groups. One guy who's helping to organize these groups said: A very useful tactic for campus Libertarians is to organize several Libertarian groups, each of which has a different purpose. In particular, I suggest that activists establish at least two groups: One group should be explicitly LP-oriented, the other should be an explicitly non-partisan, educational group. (For example, at UVA, we have nine Libertarian-run organizations, each eastablished to address a specific need.) I don't think we have enough people to do this yet, but in the future we could start an ISIL affiliated organization. George