This document is a May 10, 1980, letter from Charles Koch's confidant Ed Crane to “Clark V.I.P’s” about media coverage of the Ed Clark-David Koch presidential campaign. Enclosed in the…
This February 27, 1980, document was used by the Libertarian Party during the 1980 campaign to elect Ed Clark as President and David Koch as Vice President. The briefing contains…
In this 1975 letter to the “Rocky Mountain Oilman,” Charles Koch sought support for the Libertarian Party. Koch argued that Republicans were “no better allies” than the Democrats regarding the…
This document from 1980 contains two featured articles strongly attacking the 1980 Libertarian Party presidential campaign of Ed Clark and David Koch. The first article, titled, “The Clark Campaign: Never…
This document is a campaign pamphlet from the campaign of Libertarian Party presidential candidate Ed Clark. It contains short examples of the campaign's positions on issues, such as Clark stating…
This document from 1979 is titled “Has the Libertarian Movement Gone Kooky? A Spirited Exchange.” Here is Charles Koch's response to that question: "As a long-time supporter of the limited…
This undated document is likely from 1979 and is a brochure titled, “What Should Be our National Energy Policy?” published by the Libertarian Party’s New Hampshire Publicity Committee sometime after…
This document is a 1980 statement made by Libertarian Party presidential candidate Ed Clark at the Phoenix Press Club on February 1, 1980. The speech calls for the elimination of…
This document is a brochure for the Ed Clark For President Campaign that sought to place a Libertarian in the White House in the 1980 election cycle. The brochure outlines…
This document is a 1980 correspondence between a reporter and the Clark for President Campaign in which Ed Clark responds to interview questions. Excerpts from the document: "How would you…