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See [[Libertarian Association of Massachusetts Leadership Controversy 2022]] | See [[Libertarian Association of Massachusetts Leadership Controversy 2022]] | ||
==Suspension From the Libertarian National Committee (Later Determined to be Null and Void)== | ==2021 Suspension From the Libertarian National Committee (Later Determined to be Null and Void)== | ||
''See:'' [[In re: The Suspension of Caryn Ann Harlos - LNC Secretary-in-Exile]] | ''See:'' [[In re: The Suspension of Caryn Ann Harlos - LNC Secretary-in-Exile]] | ||
At the [[National Convention 2022]], she was re-elected with over 70% of the vote and the delegates ruled that her prior removal was null and void due to the denial of basic due process rights to an officer and therefore a continuing breach of the bylaws and that she never ceased to be LNC Secretary. | At the [[National Convention 2022]], she was re-elected with over 70% of the vote and the delegates ruled that her prior removal was null and void due to the denial of basic due process rights to an officer and therefore a continuing breach of the bylaws and that she never ceased to be LNC Secretary. | ||
==2023 Attempted (outcome undetermined) From the Libertarian National Committee== | |||
Once Harlos departed from the Mises Caucus (according to her account), and opposed their support including allegedly by the Party Chair, retaliatory events unfolded. Harlos' position is to do always do what she feels is right despite costs of whom she though were friends and describes her time in the Caucus as cult-like (leadership, not rank and file) which the Caucus disputes strongly. | |||
==Featured Guest Convention Appearances== | ==Featured Guest Convention Appearances== | ||