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Kathie Glass, Libertarian candidate for governor, will visit with constituents Thursday during a campaign trip to Marshall.
The reception, hosted by the Libertarian Party of Harrison County, will begin at 9 a.m. at Central Perks Coffee House in the Weisman Center, 211 N. Washington Ave.
The Libertarian Party of Harrison County is excited that Kathie Glass is starting her campaign tour in East Texas, and actually including a stop in Marshall to meet residents of Harrison County, said Michele Swint, chair of the local political party. We couldn't be happier to host this event for our gubernatorial candidate.
We encourage all interested constituents that love liberty, Texas and the Constitution to join us, Swint said. Kathie will share her plans to resist federal tyranny and the over-reaching government.
She said the public is invited to meet the candidate, ask questions and hear her solutions for issues challenging Texas.
This is Harrison County's opportunity to be heard and ask questions about issues important to us, said Swint.
According to her biography, Glass, a Georgia native, is a patriot, wife, mother, lawyer and business owner. She was the first person in her family to go to college and worked her way through college and law school.
The candidate moved to Texas in July 1977, and has been a proud Texan ever since.
Kathie practiced as a highly successful civil trial lawyer in Houston for over 30 years, trying many cases and never losing a jury trial, her bio reads.
During her career, she worked in various firms, including her own in which she employed as many as 20.
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Libertarian gubernatorial candidate to make campaign stop in Marshall
TOPEKA Libertarian Keen Umbehr put his name on the November ballot for Kansas governor on Tuesday, declaring that residents want a government that is fair for all people all the time.
The 55-year-old Alma attorney filed the paperwork and paid a $500 fee at the secretary of state's office. Umbehr said taxes and protecting the civil liberties of all residents, not just special interests, would be themes during the race.
"Kansas is fair. People are looking at Kansas to see what we do," Umbehr said.
Umbehr says taxes and civil liberties are first on his agenda. His running mate is his son, Dr. Josh Umbehr, a Wichita physician. He said if elected he would seek to eliminate the state income and sales taxes and replace them with a 5.7 percent tax on consumption of goods and services. Umbehr said the cuts that eliminated income taxes for certain classes of businesses, including his own, in 2012 were unfair.
"They did it for 191,000, they can do it for the other 1.3 million wage earners," he said.
Republican Gov. Sam Brownback and his running mate, Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, filed last week for their bid for a second term. Democrat Paul Davis, the current House minority leader, is running for governor with Jill Docking as his running mate, but they have yet to officially file. The filing deadline is June 2. No other Democrats have entered the race.
Umbehr said the goal wasn't just to get 5 percent of the vote, which would elevate Libertarians to major party status in Kansas. He thinks a Libertarian could get 35 percent in a three-way race with Brownback and Davis.
"It does change the calculus, and that's a good thing," he said.
Bob Beatty, a Washburn University political scientist who has studied Kansas governors, said Umbehr could be a factor in November, especially in a tight race between Brownback and Davis.
"This year the Libertarian candidate is the wild card," Beatty said. "Is it a close race? It's sort of a phantom election right now because there isn't any real contentious campaigning going on."
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Libertarian Umbehr files for Kansas governor
Hoping to reverse the growth of government and protect personal freedoms, Libertarian Jeff Petermann, of Elkhart, has joined the race for Congress in the 2nd District.
A former Republican who left the party because of what he saw as a slow turn away from conservative principles, Petermann hopes to serve as an alternative to the major party candidates in the race incumbent Republican Jackie Walorski and Democrat Joe Bock.
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