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The Subscription Contest Winners

A Don't Tread On Me T-shirt, one of the prizes courtesy of ReTeaParty.com

Okay! The Subscription Contest prize winners have finally been determined and have all responded back to me in the affirmative that they want to claim their prizes and be announced on the blog. Everyone who subscribed via e-mail to The Humble Libertarian during the contest period was entered into a drawing for three prizes. Thank you, everyone that subscribed and promoted the contest!

Here are the winners:

1st Prize: Patrick - Tennessee
2nd Prize: Greg - Michigan
3rd Prize: George - Tennessee

Congratulations to Patrick, Greg, and George!


What they won:

3rd place - The choice of a Campaign Bumper Sticker from Schiff2010 or Rand2010

2nd place - A "Don't Tread On Me" T-shirt from ReTeaParty.com

1st place - A "Don't Tread On Me" T-Shirt and Campaign Bumper Sticker (also courtesy of ReTeaParty.com), as well as a copy of "The Revolution: A Manifesto" by Congressman Ron Paul (Amazon.com's "Most Loved" Book of 2008):




The Sponsor - PEAC PAC

The Political Exploration and Awareness Committee, PAC (PEAC PAC) is a grassroots effort to provide support and organization for independent individuals and organizations to organize events more efficiently. They operate a few websites that I help contribute articles to such as:

ReTeaParty.com
Schiff2010.com
Rand2010.com
JudgeNapolitano.com

I personally support their efforts, love the political activism they are bringing to the table, and am honored to have had their sponsorship to make great prizes available for this contest.

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