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LIBERTARIANS
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ertarians, we've really had a fantas-
tic year," Plourde said.
The group, which meets weekly,
has brought eye-opening speak-
ers to campus this year, including
Kenyan journalist June Arunga,
who gave a speech advocating free
trade rather than foreign aid as a
solution to poverty.
In October, the group partnered
with Students for Sensible Drug
Policy to sponsor a speech by Grav-
el.
The group also plans to continue
sponsoring events like Hash Bash,
an annual gathering of marijuana
enthusiasts on the Diag. In Novem-
ber, the College Libertarians held a
raffle for a gun giveaway, with the
prize being a certificate for a hand-
gun.
The Libertarian Party platform
advocates for a citizen's right to
self-defense, arguing that govern-
ments often obstruct that right by
passing gun control laws.
Plourde said each of the group's
events has garnered significant
attention for libertarian ideals.
This fall, the 19-year-old Plourde
hopes to draw even more attention
to those ideals. With the support
of the College Libertarians and the
Washtenaw County branch of the
Libertarian Party, he's making a
run for mayor of Ann Arbor.
As a staunch advocate of lim-
ited government spending, Plourde
voiced his opposition to the city's
plan to consider building a trolley
system to the city, citing the sys-
tem's cost.
Understanding that his chances
of vinning are slim - he's run-
ning against the popular four-term
incumbent John Hieftje - Plourde
says his run will, at least, expose
students and Ann Arbor residents
to libertarian ideas.
Plourde cited an incident earlier
this year when one of his support-
struction of high rises in the city. In
response, Plourde explained that,
despite personal preferences, he
couldn't speak out against devel-
opment because he supports an
individual's right manage his or her
personal property.
Plourde said that despite the
group's increased visibility, mis-
conceptions about libertarianism
remain on campus.
"We're not anarchists," he said.
"We just want the government to
stay out of personal issues."
Plourde said members of the Lib-
ertarian Party tend to be fiscally
conservative and economically
liberal, meaning they seek to limit
government spending, empower
consumers and lower taxes.
"We think people should make
their own decisions," he said. "Poli-
ticians are involved in what we do
every day. In my humble opinion,
it's none of their business."
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your dealings with others. No matter
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This is a wonderful day to play, enter-
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arts or slip away on a vacation. Keep
things light. Playful activities with chil-
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good day.
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to be original and explore outside-the-
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