By a vote of 5-1 (with 1 not voting) the Boston Tea Party National Committee endorsed Libertarian Barry Hess for Governor of Arizona. Hess, the "favorite son" VP nominee for Arizona by the BTP in 2008, is running a no compromise campaign based on the philosophy that, "Freedom's the Answer,.... What's the Question?"

He has a mission: "Beyond running a campaign free of the taint of “Public Funding”, our objective is to offer Arizonans a real, clear and distinct choice as to who will be the next Governor.
Never has it been so clear that the Democrat Party ‘is’ the Republican Party (and vice versa), and never have they/it inflicted so much pain on the very people they promised to help...
Never has it been so clear that the problems Arizonans face are not because a Republican/Democrat ‘won’ or ‘lost’, like the Olde Media outlets would have you believe, but because government continues to grow with either.
There’s a simple rule of thumb to remember: The bigger the government, the smaller the individual."

And he has a vision "of an Arizona where its government is honest and open and protects the freedoms and liberties of all of its Citizens; where the opportunity for entrepreneurs goes unhindered; where opportunity and prosperity are boundless; where a person’s privacy and property are respected; where every Citizen is safe in the public thoroughfare, and where the Constitution is upheld to safeguard all of these things."

"On the matter of the issues," Hess writes, "you will see a common theme; that the solutions are based on what the brilliant minds of entrepreneurs can do with us, rather than what the government can do for us... Government, by nature, is inefficient. Government solutions are cumbersome, not very adaptable, and loaded with bureaucratic rules, regulations and red tape that make implementation slow and expensive. Additionally, without free market competition, there is little pressure to improve the product or service and/or reduce it’s cost.
Choice is the gift that liberty gives to us."

Will you make the right choice?