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ST. PETERSBURG FLORIDA
Pinellas Libertarians were invited to and attended the 2010 St. Pete Pride Street Festival held on Saturday, June 6. 2010. They met up with some longtime friends and met some new friends at this fun event.
Pinellas Libertarians filmed the colorful street fest and created and equally colorful video and uploaded it to their YouTube site.

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"Hands Across The Sand" - St. Pete Beach Florida

"Hands Across The Sand" - St. Pete Beach Florida

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At the December 21, 2009 Libertarian Party of Pinellas Annual Meeting, some new officers were elected. Ralph Swanson, (in photo above seated) former State Party Chair and Adminstrator for the Libertarian Party of Florida was instrumental in helping to organize the Pinellas Libertarian Prty of Florida affiliate. At the LPPC Annual meeting Ralph assisted with the Libertarian literature and sign-in list.
The Libertarian Party of Pinellas had some By-Law changes and an election of officers for 2010 as follows:
2010 Libertarian Party of Pinellas Florida Officers
2010 Pinellas Libertarian Party of Florida Officers, (L-R) Ann Chorgo and Ralph Swanson have been Libertarian Activists for decades. Both were recent Convention Delegates at the 2009 Libertarian Party of Florida Convention held in Orlando Florida March 28, 2009.
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Since the Pinellas County Libertarian Party of Florida became an LPF affiliate in 2004 Pinellas County has gained 400+ new Registered Libertarian Voters
The Pinellas County Libertarian Party of Florida has been ranked the #1 county in Florida with the highest number of Florida Registered Libertarians.
2009-1521
2008-1370
2006-1343
2004-1103
Data Source: Florida Division of Elections
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Searching for a New Direction
by Ron Paul
Before the US House of Representatives, January 18, 2006
The Abramoff scandal has been described as the biggest Washington scandal ever: bigger than Watergate; bigger than Abscam; bigger than Koreagate; bigger than the House banking scandal; bigger than Teapot Dome. Possibly so. It?s certainly serious and significant.
It has prompted urgent proposals of suggested reforms to deal with the mess. If only we have more rules and regulations, more reporting requirements, and stricter enforcement of laws, the American people will be assured we mean business. Ethics and character will return to the halls of Congress. It is argued that new champions of reform should be elected to leadership positions, to show how serious we are about dealing with the crisis of confidence generated by the Abramoff affair. Then all will be well. But it?s not so simple. Maybe what we have seen so far is just the tip of the iceberg, an insidious crisis staring us in the face that we refuse to properly identify and deal with. >> MORE: http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul299.html
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Pinellas County Florida Libertarians on the Postal Customer Council
About the Postal Customer Council
http://www.usps.com/nationalpcc/about.htm
The Postal Customer Council - PCC® was established in 1961 to improve communications between U.S. Postal Service® customers and managers. The organization has grown increasingly more important since the 1970s, when business mailing issues became its primary focus.
Today, there are more than 200 local Postal Customer Councils with approximately 120,000 members across the nation. Regular meetings, educational programs, mailer clinics, and seminars keep members abreast of the latest Postal Service? developments. Members also work closely with local Post Office locations to make mail service more efficient, resulting in improved delivery and greater customer satisfaction.
Join Your Local PCC
The PCC program is designed to benefit both the USPS and all size business mailers by improving communications, solving local challenges, and disseminating best practices for cost-effective and more profitable mailings. Currently, most local PCCs include large business mailers, government agencies, and business mail service providers. However, small businesses stand to benefit more from PCC membership. Small businesses are less likely than larger organizations to have full-time mailing professionals with the expertise to optimize mailing operations. That?s where PCC membership helps. Small business mailers that want to learn how they can take advantage of USPS products, services, tools, and resources to help grow their business should join a local PCC. PCC membership provides you with the opportunity to:

Locate a PCC
If you are interested in becoming a PCC member, join your local PCC. There are hundreds of local PCCs nationwide, so chances are there is one in your area.
Locate a PCC Event http://www.usps.com/nationalpcc/html/locator/locator.htm
Find the next PCC networking event in your area.
http://www.usps.com/nationalpcc/html/locator/locate_event.htm
Pinellas PCC
3135 1st Ave North
St Petersburg, FL 33730-9998
Russ Racine, Postmaster
T (727) 323-6501
F (727) 323-6573
Tracie Finley, Customer Relations Coordinator
T 727-328-6611