On July 16, Leonard Peltier won a procedural ruling in his lawsuit against prison authorities, who sponsored an art exhibit and initially included his work, but then removed it because of his perceived beliefs. Peltier was the Peace & Freedom Party presidential nominee in 2004. Here is the 18-page ruling in Peltier v Sacks, w.d. Washington, 3:17cv-5209. Thanks to the Institute for Free Speech for this news.
The ruling is by U.S. District Court Judge Ronald Leighton, a Bush Jr. appointee.
Won? He won nothing. Have you looked at the actual document? Defendants got summary judgment granted on every request.
ANY connection with ballot access and elections ???
Any art work saying right to vote NOW for prisoners ???
Socratic Gadfly, you have misread the document. Try again.
http://kfgo.com/news/articles/2018/jul/19/judge-says-leonard-peltiers-free-speech-lawsuit-can-proceed/
Former South Carolina Libertarian Party (LP) 2012 POTUS candidate Ralph Beach swicthes to One Party in 2019 run for mayor of Summerville.
The Libertarian One unity features the only former Libertarian POTUS candidate who won with 52.7%,the only primary before the Los Vegas national convention. Gary Johnson was on the ballot as a Republican but the Libertarian national committed didn’t want the delegates to know and so they prevented him from speaking at the convention, censored him from posts in publications and facebook and they selected two males for POTUS and Vice POTUS.
The United Coalition asks that men vote for our opposite gender with consecutively alternating ranked genders thereafter.
The South Carolina and California Libertarian Party bosses don’t want their members know about the Libertarian One democratic unity.
https://www.allpartysystem.com/e-aps-4.php
…the Libertarian national committee didn’t want the delegates to know [the name of the Libertarian Party winner with 52.7%] and so they prevented him from speaking at the convention, censored him from posts in publications and facebook and they selected two males for POTUS and Vice POTUS.