County Libertarian Party announces new officers

“Not every county in Arizona offers an alternative to the political status quo that may not reflect the interests and well-being of all of its citizens. In Gila County, we have that alternative in the Libertarian Party,” Ullery said.

She added, “Many of my neighbors have expressed frustration with the outcome of the last elections, for a variety of different reasons. I have encouraged them to come to our monthly meeting, learn about the Libertarian Party, its principles, then have a means to replace that frustration with positive action for our communities and county.”

Wales said, “In the natural course of events, Libertarians will pick up the pieces of failed full-on Republican efforts and full-on Democrat attempts to control entire political conversations. Americas are Americans for a reason. And Americans will finally, after much buffeting, aggressively fight to be American. Our rights as humans come with our birth. If they are not accommodated, it is our right and duty put in place whatever government which fights for our freedoms and government accountability.”

The Gila County Libertarian Party meets at 5:30 p.m. every third Wednesday of the month at Tiny’s Restaurant, 600 E. Highway 260 in Payson. All Gila County residents interested in learning more about the Libertarian Party are welcome to attend. As always, food and drink are optional. If you can’t make it to Tiny’s, you can take part via Zoom. Check the group’s website http://gilaazlp.org on meeting day for the Zoom connection details.