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/* Party CaucusesOnce elected as LNC Secretary in 2018, Caryn Ann resigned from the Radical Caucus due to a personal position at the time that no national officers should be members of any caucus. She remains caucus-free with a philosophy of friendships with all, entangling alliance with none until her now-voided removal in September 2021. Part of the alleged evidence used against her was her friendliness with the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus, so she conditionally changed her position sta...
(/* Party CaucusesOnce elected as LNC Secretary in 2018, Caryn Ann resigned from the Radical Caucus due to a personal position at the time that no national officers should be members of any caucus. She remains caucus-free with a philosophy of friendships with all, entangling alliance with none until her now-voided removal in September 2021. Part of the alleged evidence used against her was her friendliness with the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus, so she conditionally changed her position sta...) |
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==Party Caucuses<ref>Once elected as LNC Secretary in 2018, Caryn Ann resigned from the Radical Caucus due to a personal position at the time that no national officers should be members of any caucus. She remains caucus-free with a philosophy of friendships with all, entangling alliance with none until her now-voided removal in September 2021. Part of the alleged evidence used against her was her friendliness with the [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]], so she conditionally changed her position stating that when people were using bad faith tactics to isolate people friendly with caucuses, there is protection in numbers and loosely quoted Sansa Stark "The lone wolf dies, but the pack stays alive." She joined the [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]] in November 2021 and re-joined the [[Libertarian Party Radical Caucus]] in February 2022.</ref>== | ==Party Caucuses<ref>Once elected as LNC Secretary in 2018, Caryn Ann resigned from the Radical Caucus due to a personal position at the time that no national officers should be members of any caucus. She remains caucus-free with a philosophy of friendships with all, entangling alliance with none until her now-voided removal in September 2021. Part of the alleged evidence used against her was her friendliness with the [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]], so she conditionally changed her position stating that when people were using bad faith tactics to isolate people friendly with caucuses, there is protection in numbers and loosely quoted Sansa Stark "The lone wolf dies, but the pack stays alive." Though not a member until September 2021, Caryn Ann had been working closely with the [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]] admiring their work ethic and accomplishments. She joined in September 2021 after realizing that in a time of irrational factionalism, merely being friendly brands you as a member and a target, so she might as well join and show support to those who have supported her. Further, the hostility in the Party in 2021 made being a "lone wolf" very risky and open to vulnerability. She joined the [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]] in November 2021 and re-joined the [[Libertarian Party Radical Caucus]] in February 2022.</ref>== | ||
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| [[Libertarian Party Mises Caucus]] || Member (National) || November 2021 || Present || | |||
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