Congressman Walter Jones of North Carolina has been endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus. Founded in 1991, the RLC is the oldest continuously-operating grassroots organization within the Liberty Republican movement. “Rep. Jones has been a champion of freedom and North Carolina values,” said David Williams, Chairman of the North Carolina RLC. “We are confident that… Read more »
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Gravis Telephone Surveys Shows Rauner Leading – Poll Spells Trouble For Governor Quinn
Telephone Survey: Rauner Hits The Ground Running Gravis Marketing conducted a random telephone survey by automated calls to landlines of 806 registered Illinois voters regarding current events, including potential gubernatorial and senate candidates between March 21 and March 22. The poll carries a margin of error of ± 3%. Recent poll results indicate candidate for… Read more »
RLC Endorses Stace Nelson for U.S. Senate
A spirit of change and reform is sweeping the country. Incumbents are being voted out and principled reformers are heading to Washington with a dedication to liberty, Constitutionally limited government and free markets. The Republican Liberty Caucus believes Stace Nelson will be an important part of this movement for change, and we have given him… Read more »
RLC Endorses Alex Mooney for U.S. House in West Virginia
The Republican Liberty Caucus is pleased to announce the endorsement of Alex Mooney, as the pro-liberty Republican candidate for Congress in West Virginia’s Second Congressional District. “Alex Mooney has the drive and determination to represent West Virginia values in the House of Representatives where he will add West Virginia’s voice to those already standing up… Read more »
RLC Endorses Dr. Paul Broun for U.S. Senate in Georgia
The Republican Liberty Caucus is pleased to announce the endorsement of Congressman Paul Broun of Georgia for US Senate. Broun has served the people of Georgia’s 10th Congressional District since defeating establishment candidate Jim Whitehead in a 2007 special election. “Dr. Broun was called the ‘accidental Congressman’ after being elected to Congress, but then he… Read more »
