OKLAHOMA CITY AP - Former Georgia congressman Bob Barr on Tuesday said excesses in the use of executive power during the Bush administration helped nudge him out of the Republican Party.Barr, now on the national Board of the Libertarian Party, said he left the GOP because he concluded it was no longer interested in protecting individual liberties and was "not going to change.
October 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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OKLAHOMA CITY AP – Former Georgia congressman Bob Barr on Tuesday said excesses in the use of executive power during the Bush administration helped nudge him out of the Republican Party.
Barr, now on the national Board of the Libertarian Party, said he left the GOP because he concluded it was no longer interested in protecting individual liberties and was “not going to change.”
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