Does San Antonio have any libertarian organizations?
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You might want to contact the following organization to see if they have local chapters.\n\nLibertarian Party of Texas  \nPO Box 56426\nHouston, TX 77256 USA \n\nPhone:(512) 442-4910\nToll-Free: 800-422-1776\nE-Mail: wesliberty@aol.com
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Very mixed feelings here...certainly there are some socio-economic considerations involving any Walmart store, but do we really want to empower government to the point that it can decide where people should conveniently shop in their community?\n\nOverall I guess I would likely oppose any ban on free enterprise and so I would oppose the San Diego city council decision...\n\nJust a thought...
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Well Sweety, we're not all bad here. In fact, we're generally pretty friendly. I'm in Houston and I'm not thrilled with San Antonio but don't slam the whole state. We're not all the same. If you need someone to talk to, my email is rilti8@sbcglobal.net. I make a pretty good friend, I think. In fact, you can always find a friend here on Yahoo Answers. Folks on this site are the best no matter where they're from. I love the people here. They're so supportive and kind. You have a few here and there that can be mean and yes, I too can be a bit#h from hell if someone pushes by bit#h-buttons but for the most part, most everyone here are caring and wondering people, even if some of us are native Texans like me. If you need a friend, I'm here for you.
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The City of Santa Clarita has a flag football program.\nhttp://www.santa-clarita.com/cityhall/cmo/press/release.asp?ID=119\nThe Santa Clarita Anti Gang Task Force also has a flag football program.\nhttp://www.santa-clarita.com/cityhall/parks/gang.asp
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No\nThere currently aren't any.\nhttp://clerk.house.gov/members/congProfile.html\n\nThis is a weird paradox because there are two independents... (Maybe 3 now, props to Lieberman) and the Libertarian party is larger than the Independent as far as votes cast overall.  \n\nLibertarians have political ideals that can not be compared with any single party.  Libertarians are economically conservative and socially liberal.  They are not "like" other parties in more ways than they agree on certain issues. \n\nIndependents theoretically do not have a defined platform.  The ideals of the independents are defined by the majority vote(s) of the people in that area.\n\nI think it will be difficult for any of the smaller ideas until people get the idea of "wasting your vote" idea.\n\nIf you vote for someone you didn't want over someone you did... then you are wasting your vote.  Not the other way around.
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Can't find anything specific for Texas, however, check with building and transportation, zoning, and don't forget ADA. Parking lots must be handicapped assessable.
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Here's a start:\n\nhttp://www.worldstatesmen.org/US_Texas.html
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Klu Klux Klan, PETA, NOW\n\nDang, I forgot the ACLU\n\nHow about the AFL-CIO?
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You can check it all out at their official website: http://www.memphisinmay.org/
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http://aclu.org/\nhttp://texasbar.org/\nTry these links.
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try the usa freedom corps, there are also some other governement sponsered organizations which you can help with.
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You can call the Texas Dept. of Human Services on 11307 Rosewell St. in San Antonio.\nPhone # 210-619-8193\n\nGood Luck.
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sorry i cant really help you with your question i just wanted to say im from san antonio too.
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The only one I KNOW of is Ron Paul from Texas, but he runs as a Republican, because he knows he cant win as a Libertarian, but he was a Libertarian.
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Yep - in fact, I think they're active nationwide.\n\nwww.guardianangels.org\n\nCurtis Sliwa has regular lectures in NYC
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Yea, the have UT (University of Texas) San Antonio. They have a couple of other colleges in SA TLU (Texas Lutheran University). And some more I can't think of BUT let remember Austin is only an hour away and they have about 6 University there.
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San Antonio isn't on the coast. You'll have to go to Corpus Christi, or Padre Island and charter a boat there.