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| Keynote speaker, 2004 Libertarian National Convention |
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| Dr. Mary J. Ruwart |
Mary Ruwart, Libertarian for President | Get on board for Denver! 2008 Presidential candidacy website |
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| Biography |
| Curriculum Vitae of Mary J. Ruwart, Ph.D., Life Extension, Jul 2001 |
| Associations |
| Board of Advisors, Advocates for Self-Government |
| Director, International Society for Individual Liberty |
| Eris Society |
| Web Sites |
Ruwarchy! The unofficial home of the unauthorized supporters of Dr. Mary Ruwart "A meeting place for those who want to advance the pure libertarian ideas Dr. Ruwart champions in whatever way they choose" |
| Web Pages |
Mary Ruwart - Libertarian Advocates for Self-Government |
| Archived Columns |
"Ask Dr. Ruwart": Short Answers to Tough Libertarian Questions Over 40 topic categories |
| Articles |
Good News for Good Friday: Dr. Mary J. Ruwart Announces Her Intention to Seek Libertarian Party Presidential Nomination, 21 Mar 2008 Related Topic: Libertarian Party Press release announcing her candidacy |
Who Is Mary J. Ruwart?, Life Extension, Jul 2001 Cover story recommending Dr. Ruwart as FDA Commissioner |
| Writings |
How I Became a Libertarian, 14 Dec 2002 Related Topic: Libertarianism "Raised as a Catholic, I could not reconcile the concept of ending tax-supported welfare with Christ's admonition to love our neighbors. In considering this dilemma, I suddenly became aware of a pivotal point: although refusing to help others might not be very loving, pointing guns at our neighbors to force them to help those in need was even less so." |
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The Indivisibility of Liberty, 23 Apr 2008 Related Topics: Liberty, War on Drugs Discusses how advocating that others be deprived of some liberties results in negative repercussions on our own liberties "Liberty requires respect for the personal choices that others make. In the long run, our liberties cannot be maintained if we violate the liberties of others. In trying to control others, we will eventually find ourselves controlled. ... Liberty is indivisible. It's the one thing we can't have unless we are willing to give it others." |