As reported earlier, the LNC is in a deadlock between two resolutions responding the Snubgate. Mary Ruwart’s resolution would apologize to Ron Paul, whereas party Treasurer Aaron Starr’s resolution expresses “disappointment” in Paul, insults the other third-party candidates, and “invites” Paul to endorse Barr/Root.
Below is the text of the Starr motion:
Former Congressman  
The  (LNC) continues to be in a fierce deadlock today over how to address the growing controversies surrounding their party's U.S. presidential nominee, former  Bob Barr.

Many libertarians have spoken out against Barr since his last minute refusal to attend former  presidential hopeful  Ron Paul's third party unity conference at the  in  last Wednesday.

One faction of the 17-member LNC, led by at-large representative  — who lost the Libertarian Party's presidential nomination to Barr at the  in May by only a few votes — is supporting a resolution to apologize to Paul.
 Ron Paul 
This is being countered by another faction led by Treasurer Aaron Starr, who favors a resolution to chastise Paul for not endorsing Bob Barr and “splitting the Freedom Movement.” The motion supported by Starr was made available online Tuesday night. It can be read in its entirety below.

===Starr's Motion===

''The Libertarian National Committee is disappointed to learn that you have recently urged those'' ''in the freedom movement to vote for the likes of Ralph Nader, Cynthia McKinney and'' ''Chuck Baldwin, none of whom truly grasp the meaning of Liberty.''

''More than before, we remain committed to our nominees for President and Vice President, Bob'' ''Barr and Wayne Root.  We believe both of them boldly present the ideals of limited government,'' ''lower taxes, lower spending, and more freedom to the American people.''

''We invite you to restore your commitment to Liberty by supporting the only candidates on the'' ''ballot this year who understand the Constitution and are prepared to restore our republic'' ''to what the Founders believed.''

''Toward Liberty,''

''The Libertarian National Committee''