Anyone else find it strange that @CENTCOM is posting in Hebrew, has a dedicated Hebrew account, and does not have a "translate in English" selection? 🧐

To the Members of the LNC, As the Chair of the @Montana_LP and a member of Region 1, I am writing to express my growing concern regarding the recent administrative decisions coming out of the National Committee. My priority, and the priority of our state affiliate, is the long-term health and growth of the @LPNational. To that end, I believe we are currently at a crossroads regarding how we manage our assets and maintain the trust of our membership. I have been reviewing the recent discussions surrounding the sale of the national CRM and the subsequent disciplinary proceedings. While I understand the desire for efficiency and organizational modernization, I am deeply concerned by the lack of transparent, recorded, and verifiable processes that have characterized these developments. When we operate in a way that minimizes the oversight of the full committee or creates confusion around the handling of member data and assets, we inadvertently hand our opponents and those who wish to see us fail the very tools they need to weaken our brand. We are the party of accountability; therefore, we must be the absolute gold standard for it. I am respectfully requesting that the LNC prioritize the following for the sake of our unity and collective mission: Full Disclosure: I ask that the LNC provide the full, unredacted contracts and the independent valuations associated with the CRM sale. Providing this clarity will go a long way toward ending the speculation and internal friction that is currently consuming our time and resources. Protecting the Fiduciary Duty of Inquiry: I am particularly concerned by the disciplinary focus on those who have raised questions regarding party finances and contracts. Whether one agrees with the conclusions of any individual board member is secondary to the fundamental principle that our representatives must have a safe harbor to conduct oversight. Questioning the legality or the wisdom of a financial decision is a core duty of this board, not a cause for investigation. We should be encouraging rigorous scrutiny of our operations, not penalizing those who act in good faith to protect the interests of our members. Restoring Focus: Our energy should be directed toward our candidates, our state affiliates, and the principles of liberty. Every dollar spent on internal litigation is a dollar not spent on ballot access or candidate support. My hope is that we can move past this period of internal instability and return to the work of building a professional, transparent organization. We have a historic opportunity to make an impact, but we can only do so if we are united by a commitment to the very standards of openness we advocate for in government. I look forward to hearing how the committee intends to resolve these concerns and restore confidence among the affiliates. Melissa Wong Chair, Montana Libertarian Party