It has been a week and a night since the elections.It has been a week and a night since the elections.

I am still a little tired from the final 3 week push. I hope to have a book out about the entire 4 year campaign and how it changed so many things in my life as well as the changes I believe were brought about in the political landscape of Louisiana by having a Libertarian candidate running for 4 years in a state wide campaign. More on all that when the book comes out.

Thank you for your support and encouragement.

Together we can continue to change the world for the better.

Election Night Party and CelebrationElection Night Party and Celebration

Oct 20 2007 - 17:00
Oct 21 2007 - 01:00

The Committee to Elect T. Lee Horne, III and T. Lee Horne, III would like to invite you to an election night party.

On election night, October 20th, starting at 5 PM we will be gathering to celebrate the campaign and watch election results at the Moose Lodge located at 2620 American Way, Port Allen, LA. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Food may be purchased from 5 PM to 7 PM for under $10 and there will be a cash bar and band until…….

The Commercial...The Commercial...

Take Action on the Upcoming Exclusionary DebatesTake Action on the Upcoming Exclusionary Debates

Be sure to read this all the way to the end so you can find out how to help.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: September 17, 2007
FROM: T. Lee Horne, III for Governor Campaign
PHONE: (888)823-0318

While there has been a lot of complaining about Bobby Jindal not debating the candidates and his refusal to show up at many invited events, the real focus should be on the upcoming debates hosted by CABL and LPB.

Winn Parish Fair Stump SpeechWinn Parish Fair Stump Speech

Oct 2 2007 - 17:00
Oct 2 2007 - 20:00

Lee will be attending the Winn Parish Fair where he will be delivering a "stump speech." The event will be held at the Winn Parish Fairgrounds in front of the commercial building.

Who is the next alternative for Baghdad?Who is the next alternative for Baghdad?

There is no doubt today that al-Maliki's time in office is getting over. During last year, he proved very skillfully that the only thing he is not concerned about is the security and tranquility in Iraq. During this period, the violence and slaughter of innocent citizens climbed to its maximum. The militias found enough latitude to infiltrate into all governmental organizations, and in fact, rule the country. If not all, most of these militias are one way or the other associated with Iran, and have paved the path for Iran's hidden occupation of Iraq.

Ending Asset Forfeiture for Non-Payment of Property TaxEnding Asset Forfeiture for Non-Payment of Property Tax

T. Lee Horne, III and the T. Lee Horne, III Campaign for Governor issued the following position and press release earlier this week.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: July 22, 2007
FROM: T. Lee Horne, III for Governor Campaign
PHONE: (888)823-0318

SUBJECT: Ending Asset Forfeiture for Non-Payment of Property Tax

This weekend Libertarian Candidate for Governor T. Lee Horne, III met with supporters and issued the following position in support of the homeowners of this state.

I-10 Park in Jennings a Success Despite Rainy WeatherI-10 Park in Jennings a Success Despite Rainy Weather

Several volunteers of the T. Lee Horne, III Campaign for Governor set up a booth at the I-10 Jennings Park. The park was host to a large flea market with close to 50 vendors.

The volunteers began setting up their booth in the early morning hours shortly after sunrise. A few sprinkles had fallen and the clouds were ominous but the volunteers were not discouraged.

At 7AM the flea market opened and visitors from Jennings and the surrounding area came to check out the wares and were greeted by 6 volunteers ready to tell them about T. Lee Horne, III and his campaign for governor.

Government Incentives or Corporate Welfare?Government Incentives or Corporate Welfare?

http://www.reason.com/news/show/119238.html

The Folly of Southern Hospitality
Dixie leads the way in lavish corporate subsidies. As other parts of the country follow suit, it's time to ask whether such incentives work.

John F. Sugg | May 2007 Print Edition

Where Your Money GoesWhere Your Money Goes

House Bill NO. 1 of the 2007 Regular Session as approved by the House of Representatives.

Non-governmental entities:

Historic Grand Cane Association for Cook Hill House expenses $ 20,000

Louisiana Center for Law and Civic Education, Inc. for operational expenses $ 100,000

National Empowerment Coalition, Inc. for demolition of the old Rice Mill building and an

engineering study $ 150,000

New Orleans Recreation Department for the Treme Recreational Center $ 30,000

New Orleans Recreation Department for the St. Bernard Recreational Center $ 50,000

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