If one wanted to fight to prevent federal cram-downs onto the states, they might be inclined to run for federal office. Dennis Beatty has a different take, that the states should be asserting themselves. Thus, Beatty is running for Indiana […]
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Jerry Titus is the Libertarian candidate for Howard County Council in District 2, providing the only challenge to a Republican candidate. Titus’ research has revealed many questionable budgetary items, and led to the bigger question, “Why aren’t people talking about
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Jim Rainwater has taken retail politics to heart, going door-to-door, to front porches, back yards, small shops, even police departments, to talk with voters an also to listen to their concerns. In Indiana House District 28, this is a novel
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It’s amazing how a person who can be a reliable source of argument could become a long-time teammate. Many years ago, Joe Hauptmann used to argue with Steve Dasbach, Hauptmann coming from the right, Dasbach from the left, until they
LPIN Executive Director Chris Spangle picks up where the last podcast left off- with Indiana City-County Councilor Ed Coleman’s navigation of uncharted, caucus-free waters. So, what happens when Libertarians are elected to the Indiana statehouse? Or to Congress? Will they
LPIN Podcast: Which Way to the Libertarian Caucus? Read More »
Mark Rutherford is the Vice Chair of the Libertarian National Committee, and like many other Libertarians, he credits two-time presidential candidate Harry Browne with helping to make it so. Prior to being elected to the LNC, and to a seven-year
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If the thought is that one Libertarian on a legislative body has no value, think again. Besides being a coveted vote on any fairly evenly split council, being outside the usual “bi-partisan” bickering can mean easy passage of an ordinance
LPIN Podcast: Ed Coleman Transparency Proposal Passes Unanimously Read More »
Rebecca Sink-Burris participate in the first of three debates between the three candidates for US Senate Monday night. Often times, she looked like a buffer between the other two, but always like the grown-up in the room. The contrast was
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Campaigns will be working hard to reach out to voters over this weekend, and need your help to make a difference. We will update with new information through the weekend. Check out the LPIN resources page for canvassing tips: How
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Mike Kole is the Chair of the Hamilton County Libertarian Party and a candidate for County Council, but above all, a citizen of the Town of Fishers. When the Town failed to place the public question regarding the municipality’s form
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