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The National Chair of the Libertarian Party is essentially the chief spokesperson for the party. The National Chair also is the head of the Libertarian National Committee. The bylaws of the Libertarian Party purposely leave the duties of the Chair vague to allow the chair to take on any duty he sees fit. | The '''National Chair''' of the [[Libertarian Party]] is essentially the chief spokesperson for the party. The National Chair also is the head of the [[Libertarian National Committee]]. The [[Libertarian Party Rules|bylaws]] of the Libertarian Party purposely leave the duties of the Chair vague to allow the chair to take on any duty he sees fit. | ||
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The National Chair of the Libertarian Party is essentially the chief spokesperson for the party. The National Chair also is the head of the Libertarian National Committee. The bylaws of the Libertarian Party purposely leave the duties of the Chair vague to allow the chair to take on any duty he sees fit.
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