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The email announces an upcoming meeting of the Bastiat Caucus, a group of legislators in North Dakota who support limited government and free market policies. It provides details such as the time and location of the first meeting, as well as the goals of becoming a dues-paying organization that will meet weekly and hold members accountable. Dues are $200 but $50 for freshmen legislators. The meeting will include electing officers and possibly speakers or discussions of bills.
The email announces an upcoming meeting of the Bastiat Caucus, a group of legislators in North Dakota who support limited government and free market policies. It provides details such as the time and location of the first meeting, as well as the goals of becoming a dues-paying organization that will meet weekly and hold members accountable. Dues are $200 but $50 for freshmen legislators. The meeting will include electing officers and possibly speakers or discussions of bills.
The email announces an upcoming meeting of the Bastiat Caucus, a group of legislators in North Dakota who support limited government and free market policies. It provides details such as the time and location of the first meeting, as well as the goals of becoming a dues-paying organization that will meet weekly and hold members accountable. Dues are $200 but $50 for freshmen legislators. The meeting will include electing officers and possibly speakers or discussions of bills.
Date: January 1, 2019 at 5:57:39 PM CST To: -Grp-NDLA Senate Republicans <ndlasrep@nd.gov>, -Grp- NDLA House Republicans <ndlahrep@nd.gov> Subject: Caucus meeting for Bastiat
Hello fellow legislators!
I hope everyone is geared up for what will surely be an interesting session. Please take a minute to read this email, as it will likely be the only unsolicited Bastiat-related email from me. We’re gearing up to have a fun, informative, and productive 2019 session in the Bastiat Caucus. Over these last three sessions, some have viewed Bastiat Caucus with skepticism, or as extremist, or being factious to the NDGOP. I believe we have gradually been able to prove each of these absolutely incorrect. We are simply a freely-formed group of legislators with a common goal of promoting and preserving liberty, and we’re trying to have fun doing it. Of course no group has the corner on “liberty”, so to clarify what I mean, please take a look at our “platform” below.
The Bastiat Caucus endeavors to promote:
- A government limited in a size and scope necessary only to carry out its essential functions. - Limited and reduced taxation. - Free market policies. - Consistency of principle among elected officials.
Beginning this year the Bastiat Caucus will be a dues-paying
organization. We plan to meet weekly for members. Our three primary aims will be to mutually inform during our meetings, communicate during floor sessions, and hold ourselvesaccountable to each other throughout the session. Healthy debate is strongly encouraged, however, no one is expected to vote in any manner except according to their personal convictions. The meetings will vary in format, and may involve speakers, bill or policy presentations, and bill debate. Additionally, we will also be holding meetings which will also be open to non-members for select speakers and other activities. Dues to become a member of the Bastiat Caucus is $200. Dues for freshmen legislators are $50.
Our first meeting is scheduled for January 9th at 7 or 8 pm (it will
be announced) at the Smith and Curran Room on the second floor of Humpback Sally’s (510 E Main). At that time we will elect 4 officers; Caucus chair, Vice-chair, Secretary/treasurer, and Relations liaison. Please submit your https://inbox.google.com/u/0/?hl=en 1/2 name if you are interested in any of these positions. We will also 1/2/2019 Inbox – rob@sayanythingblog.com
By the way, the caucus is named after Frederic Bastiat, a french
economist famous for his impressive and convincing arguments in favor of free markets, and in opposition to statism, socialism, and corporate welfare.
I hope to see you at the meeting, and look forward to a good