Hello, my name is Kate Eberhardt and I am the Vice President of the Libertarian Committee at Villanova Law School. I am writing to tell you about a very exciting event occurring at the law school this week and I was hoping your organization could help me spread the message to the students at Villanova.

The Libertarian 2004 Presidential Candidate is coming to speak at the law school THIS WEDNESDAY!!! I know that it is very short notice to tell students about this great event, but it was just confirmed with us over the weekend.

This is an amazing opportunity to see a presidential candidate (he’s on the official ballot in 48 states plus D.C.) in a small environment. It’s a great opportunity for libertarians and for people who have never heard of the party to gain a better understanding about our platform, our candidate and his new book about the Constitution entitled “Good to be King: The Foundations of Freedom.”

Below are the details of the event (I also have a nice flyer, but since I am emailing via your web site, I can’t attach it – email me back if you would like it). Anything you can do to help us spread the word is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Sincerely,Kate Eberhardt

EVENT DETAILS:

Michael Badnarik, Libertarian candidate for President, will be speaking at Villanova Law School on September 29.

Details:—————————————————————The U.S. Constitution: A Libertarian perspective

Michael BadnarikLibertarian candidate for President of the United Statesauthor of Good to be King: The Foundations of Freedom

Wednesday, September 293:40 pm – 5:30 pmGarey Hall – Room 101

I have a 9th degree black belt in the Constitution.- Michael Badnarik

Michael Badnarik, Libertarian nominee for President of the United States – one of 5 people with a mathematical chance of getting enough electoral votes to win the presidency (he is on the ballot in 48 states and the District of Columbia) – will be giving a talk on the U.S. Constitution. Mr. Badnarik wrote a book on the Constitution titled Good to be King: The Foundations of Freedom, which is scheduled to be released on September 30. Before the Libertarian National Convention in May, he regularly taught an eight hour course on the Constitution to fundraise for his campaign.—————————————————————