The Libertarian Party is the third largest and fastest growing political party in the U.S. The Libertarian party is dedicated to strictly limited government, a pure free market economy, private property rights, civil liberties, personal freedoms with personal responsibilities, and a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade. Libertarians of South Central Kansas (LSOCK) are an affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Kansas (http://www.lpks.org/) We meet every Tuesday night (except holidays) from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at Cathy's Westway Cafe located at 1215 W. Pawnee (just west of Seneca Street) in Wichita, Kansas. All who support personal responsibility and individual liberty are invited to attend!
LPKS/LSOCK P.O. Box 2456 Wichita, Kansas 67201
1-800-335-1776

Wednesday, March 12, 2014

From Our Friend In Liberty, John Todd

AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY--KANSAS 

Wichita Area Chapter Meeting

Tuesday, March 18, 2014
7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Spangles Restaurant (Meeting Room)
612 S. Broadway (Kellogg & Broadway Downtown)
Wichita, Kansas 67202

Jennifer Baysinger
“7 Things Really Persuasive People Do”
 --Kevin Daum  

John Todd
Sharing thoughts and techniques on becoming more
 effective citizen activists—tales from the trenches…

Presentations will be integrated with group discussion.

It’s time to delve into our approach and analyze the aspect of what works and what doesn’t. We are trying to persuade people, not just inform them. Presenting facts and data is one thing, but effectively leading people to change their minds is quite another!
For additional information please contact:
John Todd, Wichita AFP volunteer coordinator
john@johntodd.net, (316) 312-7335 cell

Or

Susan Estes, AFP Field Director, Kansas
sestes@afphq.org, (316) 681-4415

The Kansas Chapter of Americans for Prosperity (AFP-KS) is committed to advancing every Kansan's right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP-KS is an organization of grassroots citizen leaders who engage in spreading the message of fiscally responsible government, free market ideals and regulatory restraint to policymakers on the local and state levels.
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