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'''Mary J. Ruwart''', PhD, is a highly respected Libertarian writer and activist.
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'''Mary J. Ruwart''' PhD (b. October 16, 1949) is a highly respected Libertarian writer and activist.  She holds a doctorate in biophysics.
 
She was the [[Libertarian Party of Texas]] nominee for US Senate in {{Event|year=2000|event=Candidate|notes=US Senate}}.
 
There has been more than one push to make Mary Ruwart the nominee for US President, from 1983 to the six-ballot 2008 nomination barely won by [[Bob Barr]].
 
She has served multiple terms on the [[Libertarian National Committee]] and has served on the boards of the [[International Society for Individual Liberty]] and the [[Fully Informed Jury Association]].  She has been a part of the Michigan chapter of the [[Heartland Institute]].


She was the [[Libertarian Party of Texas]] nominee for US Senate in 2000.
She was the author of the [[Ask Dr Ruwart]] column in [[Liberator Online]], the online publication of The [[Advocates for Self-Government]].


There has been more than one push to make Mary Ruwart the nominee for US President, from [[1983]] to the six-ballot [[2008]] nomination barely won by [[Bob Barr]].
At the 2018 National Convention she gave a nominating speech for [[Caryn Ann Harlos]] who went on to win the office of Secretary.


She presently is serving another term on the [[Libertarian National Committee]] and has served on the boards of the [[International Society for Individual Liberty]] and the [[Fully Informed Jury Association]].  She has been a part of the Michigan chapter of the [[Heartland Institute]].
==Candidate==
*US President, [[1983]] (nomination went to [[David Bergland]])
*Vice President, [[1992]] (nomination went to [[Nancy Lord]])
*Michigan State Board of Education, [[1992]]
*US Senate (Texas) [[2000]]
*US President, [[National Convention 2008|2008]] (nomination went to [[Bob Barr]])
*Texas Comptroller, [[2010]]


==Books==
*[[Healing Our World]] ([[1993]])
*[[Libertarian Short Answers to the Tough Questions]] ([[1998]])


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* [http://tiger.towson.edu/~apeak1/draftmaryruwart.html Draft Mary Ruwart for President in 2012]
* [http://tiger.towson.edu/~apeak1/draftmaryruwart.html Draft Mary Ruwart for President in 2012]


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Latest revision as of 02:33, 9 March 2023

Mary J. Ruwart
Personal Details
Birth: (1949-10-16) October 16, 1949 (age 75)
Detroit, Michigan
Education: Michigan State University (PhD)
Occupation: Author, Activist
Residence: Burnet, Texas
Party: Libertarian Party
Media
Website: http://ruwart.com/Pages/Home/
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Mary J. Ruwart PhD (b. October 16, 1949) is a highly respected Libertarian writer and activist. She holds a doctorate in biophysics.

She was the Libertarian Party of Texas nominee for US Senate in 2000.

There has been more than one push to make Mary Ruwart the nominee for US President, from 1983 to the six-ballot 2008 nomination barely won by Bob Barr.

She has served multiple terms on the Libertarian National Committee and has served on the boards of the International Society for Individual Liberty and the Fully Informed Jury Association. She has been a part of the Michigan chapter of the Heartland Institute.

She was the author of the Ask Dr Ruwart column in Liberator Online, the online publication of The Advocates for Self-Government.

At the 2018 National Convention she gave a nominating speech for Caryn Ann Harlos who went on to win the office of Secretary.

Candidate

Books


Preceded by:
Michael Bird		 Libertarian Party of Texas US Senate Candidate
2000		 Succeeded by:
Scott Jameson
Preceded by:
Mike Burris		 Libertarian Party of Texas Comptroller
2010		 Succeeded by:
Ben Sanders



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