“Fight for the Right” Debate Added to 2008 Conservative Leadership Conference
(Washington, DC) – The 2008 Conservative Leadership Conference (CLC) announced today that representatives of the three major conservative political parties will participate in a panel debate at the CLC conference to be held in Las Vegas next month. Michigan Republican Party Chairman Saul Anunzis, Libertarian Party vice presidential candidate Wayne Allyn Root, and Constitution Party National Chairman Jim Clymer will debate the question:
“Should conservatives and libertarians vote for the presidential candidate most ideologically similar to themselves…or for the candidate polling says is most likely to defeat Barack Obama?”
The three-way debate will be refereed by Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform.
“Republicans have a very compelling case to make about keeping Barack Obama out of office at all costs,” said conference co-host Chuck Muth, “but third-party alternatives have compelling arguments to the contrary, as well. This debate will give all three an opportunity to make their cases to still-undecided conservative and libertarian voters. I expect this panel to be extremely lively and a highlight of this year’s conference.” In addition, Libertarian Party presidential nominee Bob Barr and Constitution Party nominee Chuck Baldwin are confirmed speakers for CLC ‘08. Republican Party presidential nominee John McCain and/or his running mate have been invited to speak, as well, but have not yet confirmed participation. CLC 2008 is being co-hosted by Citizen Outreach and Americans for Tax Reform and will be held at the Tuscany Suites Resort and Casino on September 18-21, 2008. Rep. John Shadegg (R-Arizona) is the Honorary Conference Chairman. For additional information or to register for CLC ’08, please visit:
http://conservativeleadershipconference.com/
(Washington, DC) – The 2008 Conservative Leadership Conference (CLC) announced today that representatives of the three major conservative political parties will participate in a panel debate at the CLC conference to be held in Las Vegas next month. Michigan Republican Party Chairman Saul Anunzis, Libertarian Party vice presidential candidate Wayne Allyn Root, and Constitution Party National Chairman Jim Clymer will debate the question:
“Should conservatives and libertarians vote for the presidential candidate most ideologically similar to themselves…or for the candidate polling says is most likely to defeat Barack Obama?”
The three-way debate will be refereed by Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform.
“Republicans have a very compelling case to make about keeping Barack Obama out of office at all costs,” said conference co-host Chuck Muth, “but third-party alternatives have compelling arguments to the contrary, as well. This debate will give all three an opportunity to make their cases to still-undecided conservative and libertarian voters. I expect this panel to be extremely lively and a highlight of this year’s conference.” In addition, Libertarian Party presidential nominee Bob Barr and Constitution Party nominee Chuck Baldwin are confirmed speakers for CLC ‘08. Republican Party presidential nominee John McCain and/or his running mate have been invited to speak, as well, but have not yet confirmed participation. CLC 2008 is being co-hosted by Citizen Outreach and Americans for Tax Reform and will be held at the Tuscany Suites Resort and Casino on September 18-21, 2008. Rep. John Shadegg (R-Arizona) is the Honorary Conference Chairman. For additional information or to register for CLC ’08, please visit:
http://conservativeleadershipconference.com/
