September 24th 2014:Libertarian Candidates Jeremiah Morrell (L) & Jacob Holloway (L) on Downsizing the Government and Promoting Freedom |eCard

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September 24th 2014:Libertarian Candidates Jeremiah Morrell (L) & Jacob Holloway (L) on Downsizing the Government and Promoting Freedom

You want to reduce government interference in your personal and economic life. These Libertarian candidates want to see that happen. This week, we'll interview two Libertarian candidates for County Council and Secretary of State who will explain their agendas for downsizing the government and promoting individual freedoms. That means more jobs, better education, and more choice for you.

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Jeremiah Morrell

Libertarian Candidate for Henry County Council, Indiana For over 10 years, Mr. Morrell has served as a project coordinator working in the civil and highway construction fields. He has developed broad experiences in accounting, project management, information technology, and engineering. Mr. Morrell is passionate about cutting taxes and reducing the government in order to promote economic freedom, personal freedom, and educational freedom.

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Jacob Holloway

Libertarian Candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State Libertarian candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State, Jacob Holloway, currently works in geographic information systems research at the University of Central Arkansas. He is passionate about horticulture and food science and, if elected, will advocate for local community agriculture. Mr. Holloway is dedicated to cutting government to advance individual freedom and quality of life, particularly in defending the natural human right to select and grow foods without government interference.

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