The Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Nevada (LPN), Joseph P. Silvestri, recently announced that he need[s] a break from the knuckleheads who run the LPN. I have little hope that we shall see any quality activists lead the LPN this next cycle, he writes. We are infested with idiots.
Silvestri says hes struggled for a decade to make the state Libertarian party a competitor in Nevada but now must concede defeat. With only 9,300 registered Libertarians in the state, only 200 of them are paid members of the LPN. Most people, even libertarians, are apathetic and kinda lazy, Silvestri says. And too few people are really professional when theyre not being paid. Those who do participate thrive on drama.
Silvestri complains that infighting between con-man and fraud Brett Pojunis and registered sex-offender Kurt Brackob has made it impossible for the LPN to field or fund viable candidates for local and state offices.
Pojunis, according to Silvestri, is a fraud and a liar who made promises he couldnt keep about viable candidates he could bring to the convention, as well as donations he could secure and courted the lunatic fringe of the party in order to enrich himself personally.
Brackobs unethical behavior is unrelated to his placement on the Nevada Sex Offenders Registry, but in Silvestris opinion, Pojuniss fight to have Brackob placed on it created a toxic environment in which the main goals of the party became hav[ing] an important-sounding title and mak[ing] money off the LPN.
Ive struggled with idiots who find it easier to destroy than create, Silvestri writes, but after more than a decade trying to help build the LPN into a viable political organization that could compete with the establishment parties, and get Libertarians elected, I have conceded defeat.