Tyler Nixon up and running!

I have been good. Really, Tyler, I have.

I have resisted the urge to talk about your candidacy here for--well, let's just say a long time.

Now that various other Delaware bloggers have officially broken the story, I can send people here.

Delaware Libertarian is proud not only to be associated with Tyler, but to endorse his candidacy without reservation (a much longer post to that effect coming soon).

I keep wanting to say other things, and keep remembering that I can't ... yet.

So, truth in advertising (as if it's not obvious): I'm not only endorsing Tyler, I'm helping out with his campaign, if only in smallish ways around the edges.

Damn, it feels good to be able to talk about this (at least the small amount we can talk about ... yet).

Comments

Anonymous said…

Win Tyler Win!!! Win Tyler Win!!!

June 30, 2008 at 4:18 PM

Tyler Nixon said…

Thanks so much! I am equally proud to be associated with Delaware Libertarian and to be "blog-leagues" of Brian and you.

The public will have a real choice in the 4th RD this year and I look forward to making the case.

June 30, 2008 at 10:27 PM

a most peculiar nature said…

Congratulations on making this decision.

Any help you need from me .... you got it !

July 1, 2008 at 8:17 AM

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