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YOU CANNOT IGNORE GENIUS.

IT IS FORTUNATE FOR THOSE IN POWER,THAT MEN DO NOT THINK.-ADOLF HITLER

As for Harry Browne, I know little about his personal character. He admits to pot use, but then again he isn't being a hypocrite because he wants to legalize it. The main thing about the Libertarian Party is that it is a party of principle. It has been around since 1972 and doesn't rely on a cult figure such as Nader. This is the last year Browne will run I think, but he will have a worthy successor I am sure.

If you want more info the best places are: www.lp.org and www.issues2000.org/Harry_Browne.htm

As a whole the party is growing very rapidly, and if you look around the internet, you will notice many Republicans are beginning to vote Libertarian, or are considering it. On the local level the LP set records for combined votes for all their House and Senate candidates, around 1.6 million. In one state, we challenged a Republican for second place in the senate race, trailing by a mere 1%.