I was infuriated at seeing this item in the news. From the Forum of Fargo-Moorhead: A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Al Jaeger that was filed by three Libertarian candidates for the North Dakota Legislature […]
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The Libertarian Party of Howard County would like to invite the public to their next monthly meeting to be held Tuesday, August 24th at the Half Moon Brewery and Restaurant. The meeting begins at 6:30 pm for those desiring to
LP of Howard County announces meeting changes Read More »
The Libertarian Party Brown County Will have a Booth at the “Cordry-Sweetwater Lot Owners Association, Inc” 51ST Annual Ox Roast on Saturday September 4, 2010 From 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Come for good food, fun and meet LP Candidates.
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(Posted by the national LP staff at LP.org.) On AOL News, Jeffrey Miron writes that marriage should not be defined and licensed by government, but instead should be treated as a contractual relationship between individuals. He writes: …the best path
Debate: Government Needs to Divorce the Marriage Business Read More »
The importance of the Secretary of State’s race to the Libertarian Party is well known to political insiders and long-time Libertarian supporters. Those supporters new to the political process might be surprised to learn that if Mike Wherry fails to
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INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA – Former educator Rebecca Sink-Burris will watch the Indians tear up the Louisville Bats on Monday night (8/23/2010 @6pm – 10pm) as she attends a candidate meet-and-greet at Victory Field. Sink-Burris, of Bloomington, is the Libertarian Candidate for
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I spent last week campaigning at the Mooreland Fair. I’ve been attending the fair for 58 years. I don’t think I ever attended one that was as hot as this one. Mooreland isn’t a very big town, but they put
Second-term Libertarian Judge Susan Bell of Hagerstown had two interesting experiences recently as the Hagerstown Judge. The first was of a man trying to get an audience via protest in her courtroom, and the other being the media covering his
LPIN Podcast: Judge Bell’s Pennies, and Thoughts Read More »
WASHINGTON – Recent data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis show that federal government workers get compensation, on average, more than twice as high as private-sector workers. That gap has expanded dramatically over the last decade. Libertarian Party Chair Mark
National LP: Libertarians call federal worker pay gap ‘appalling’ Read More »
(LP Congressional District 2 candidate Mark Vogel was recently featured in the LaPorte newspaper, a key county in his district.) “I think there’s an awakening going on,” Vogel said. “I think more people are realizing Democrats and Republicans aren’t as
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