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The General Idea of the Revolution in the Nineteenth Century (The Libertarian Critique) by P. J. Proudhon, 1989-05 The rise of left-libertarian parties in Western democracies: Explaining innovation in competitive party systems (Working paper) by Herbert Kitschelt, 1986 Getting to the Political Parties (Political Notes) by Brian Micklethwait, 1983-01 Herbert Spencer (1820-1903): Social Darwinist or Libertarian Prophet? (Libertarian Heritage) by Peter Richards, 2008-09-01 LIBERTARIAN PARTY: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>West's Encyclopedia of American Law</i> Libertarian Party (United States) Vice Presidential Nominees: Wayne Allyn Root Libertarian Party of Canada Leaders: Stanislaw Tyminski, George Dance, Jean-Serge Brisson, Neil Reynolds, Alex Eaglesham New York Election Law - Libertarian Party by Sam Sloan, Mark Axinn, et all 2010-08-04 Freedom and Virtue: The Conservative Libertarian Debate Butch Otter rides again: Idaho's next governor demonstrates the possibilities--and limits--of libertarian politics in the Republican Party.: An article from: Reason by David Weigel, 2006-11-01 Beat the new boss: D.C. libertarians plot their Obama administration strategies.(Barack Obama)(Column): An article from: Reason by David Weigel, 2009-01-01 The myth of the 'values voters': the Republicans hand libertarian votes--and the elections--over to the Democrats.(Columns): An article from: Reason by David Weigel, 2007-01-01 Right is wrong: Libertarians need to disengage from Republicans and conservatives once and for all.(Viewpoint essay): An article from: Reason by Brink Lindsey, 2010-08-01 The minority leader: is Sen. Tom Coburn an extreme social conservative, a libertarian hero--or both?: An article from: Reason by David Weigel, 2007-07-01

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81. In Praise Of The Libertarian Party
    as though I would choose a political party or organization of any kind in the This should be the major purpose of any libertarian political campaign.  
    http://www.harrybrowne.org/articles/PraiseLibertarianParty.htm
    
    Extractions: In Praise of the Libertarian Party by Harry Browne June With the Libertarian Party (LP) on television last weekend choosing its presidential nominee, it’s time for the smug, superior types to come out of the woodwork and tell us what a sorry spectacle the party is. Every four years around this time we get statements like these from libertarians who aren’t in the party: " The Libertarian Party has finished its regularly scheduled exercise in futility ." " The LP has displayed a genius for assigning itself a role in American politics akin to irrelevance ." As though that weren’t bad enough, disgruntled party members also level broadsides when they don’t get what they want: " The LP attempted to shoot itself in the foot by not nominating [Aaron Russo] for president ." I recently received an email message from someone asking, "If the LP was a stock that you (or I) had bought 20 years ago, based on its performance would you still be holding onto it?" as though I would choose a political party or organization of any kind in the same way I would choose a stock.

82. Libertarian Party Of Wisconsin
    Thompson will focus on deciding whether he will run for future political office, The libertarian party of Wisconsin, LPWI, has given it’s 2004 Liberty  
    http://www.lpwi.org/
    
    Extractions: The Libertarian Party of Wisconsin elected new officers at its convention held March 19 at the Pallas Restaurant in West Allis. Arif Khan, 2004 candidate for US Senate, was elected by a large majority. Outgoing chair Ed Thompson, 2002 candidate for Governor, did not seek re-election. Thompson will focus on deciding whether he will run for future political office, as well as running his Mr. Ed's Tee-Pee restaurant in Tomah.

83. The Volokh Conspiracy -
    But even a handful of political activists in local and state party organizations Whatever one thinks of the initial creation of the libertarian party,  
    http://volokh.com/posts/chain_1109171094.shtml
    
    Extractions: Contact Subscribe Features ... Search Randy Barnett February 23, 2005 at 10:04am 25 Trackbacks Possibly More Trackbacks Libertarians and Republicans: There is an interesting exchange between Ryan Sager and Ramesh Ponnuru about the role of libertarians in the Republican coalition (Instapundit has the links here ). This is a complicated subject about which I would have a good deal to say if I had the time to compose a careful post. But I do want to make one point. In hindsight, I think that the creation of the Libertarian Party has been very detrimental to the political influence of libertarians. Some voters (not many lately) and, more importantly, those libertarians who are interested in engaging in political activism (which does not include me) have been drained from both political parties, rendering both parties less libertarian at the margin. Put another way, in proportional voting parliamentary systems, there are many political parties and governments are often formed by organizing a coalition in which they must cater to smaller parties, especially when holding a only slim paliamentary majority. In a winner-take-all first-past-the-post electoral systemlike we have in elections for both Congress and the presidencythe major parties are each themselves coalitions of political interests. To win an election, they need to gather a coalition of voters to get over 50% of the vote, so the marginal voters become important to them. Of course, they cannot make efforts to reach marginal voters that completely alienate their "base" (which is one the problems facing Democrats at the moment).

84. California Online Voter Guide -- 1998 General Election -- Political Parties
    There are eight qualified political parties in California. We asked each party what they stand for Keep the libertarian party on the California ballot  
    http://www.calvoter.org/voter/elections/archive/98general/parties.html

85. American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU And Libertarian Party Ask Court To Correct
    Under the law, major political party candidates will be labeled by party We Libertarians are proud of our political point of view and want to establish  
    http://www.aclu.org/VotingRights/VotingRights.cfm?ID=10305&c=32

86. The San Diego Libertarian Party : SDLP
    The SDLP boasts more members than any other libertarian party chapter in the Please join us for one of our many political or social special events such  
    http://www.sdlp.org/
    
    Extractions: Where do you fit? The SDLP boasts more members than any other Libertarian Party chapter in the nation. It's also the most active. In 2004 we had quality candidates running in every single partisan race in the county. In fact, we had more candidates running in San Diego County than the San Diego Republicans! Please join us for one of our many political or social special events such as our annual April 15th income tax protest, summer beach party, 4th of july BBQ, or Christmas party. We have a Liberty toastmasters club which meets weekly, as well as a weekly television show. Join us for our monthly hike, or exciting supper club which features high profile speakers. And be sure to check out our monthly newsletter and join our low-volume email announcment list to always keep up to date on important San Diego events.

87. The Libertarian Party Is Missing The Boat
    But, where is the libertarian party? After all, the libertarian platform espouses Few are sure whether libertarianism represents a political party or a  
    http://users.aol.com/mrjeffchlg/libboat.htm
    
    Extractions: The American Electorate is dissatisfied with the two major political parties. Recent polls suggest that a majority of Americans yearn for a viable third party that reflects their values and better serves their interests. With great fanfare, Ross Perot and his supporters established the Reform Party in California in eighteen days; they expect similar success in other States. But, where is the Libertarian Party? After all, the Libertarian platform espouses most of the tenets of the so-called "Republican Revolution," and the Libertarians were saying it first. The libertarian philosophy is gaining wider acceptance throughout America, especially in the West. The Libertarian Party, however, suffers from disorganization and parochialism. The Party has thus failed to assume its proper role as the real alternative to the Democrats and Republicans. Libertarianism emphasizes individual freedom, small government, and low taxes. Libertarians stress personal responsibility, with minimal government intrusion on the individual's ability to succeed or fail. Established in 1971, the Libertarian Party has gradually swelled to a national registry of 120,000 citizens; 70,000 of these registered Libertarians live in California. The Party faithful comprise 12,000 dues-paying members, 2,000 of which reside in California. With their focus on the individual, however, Libertarians tend to distrust government and other social institutions. This philosophy impedes Party growth; it's difficult to build a political party with members who don't believe in political parties. Therefore, most Libertarian Party policy is shaped at the local level, with little coordination between County Chapters or oversight by State and National leaders.

88. Third Party Independents Libertarian Group Plotting To Take
    The problem with the libertarian party is that they show the obvious flaws in http//www.lp.org America s third largest political party larger than  
    http://www.watchblog.com/thirdparty/archives/000030.html

89. Third Parties And Battleground States
    By contrast, the libertarian party successfully placed its 2000 presidential candidate The Evolution of American political Parties in the PostWar Era.  
    http://www.apsanet.org/content_5253.cfm

90. Magnifisyncopathological: My First Political Party!
    I get the sense that this problem of wishing to debate political issues interferes in Also there was a rep from the national libertarian party on hand.  
    http://www.drizzten.com/blargchives/000506.html
    
    Extractions: Monthly Archives Recent Entries September 03, 2003 My First Political Party! Updates below. So I went to the September Business Meeting of the Travis County Libertarian Party , the first time I've ever made the effort to get this close to political activism. I made the decision to do this after finally choosing to act upon a message from the Austin Liberator e-mail list. The message promoted the next event in the Distinguished Speaker Series : Ed Clark from Austin Energy , who'll be speaking about deregulation, the California energy mess, the recent northeast blackout, and other things. After calling Rick McGinnis (a very friendly guy) to confirm a slot, I figured I should check out the TCLP and get a personal feel for the people there. They usually meet at the Old Quarry Library on 7501 Village Center Drive off Far West Blvd from 6:45pm till 8. I screwed up and didn't find the place in time back last year when I resolved to check them out, but I got there early and made it fine tonight. The atmosphere was relaxed and mostly productive. Patrick Dixon, the TCLP Chair, got things moving. Having the attitude I have towards formal organizations, it took me a bit to adjust to the format of the proceedings. Recognizings, reports, agendas, minutes, and all that. I apparently picked a good night to drop by, as several folks mentioned attendance was the highest they'd seen in some time.

91. Libertarian Party Of Delaware
    The libertarian party is the thirdlargest political party in the United States as well as the State of Delaware. Our party stands on a strong platform of  
    http://www.de.lp.org/
    
    Extractions: P.O. Box 1472; Dover, DE 19903-1472 - (302) 659-1920 Home Calendar Events News ... Register to Vote The Libertarian Party is the third-largest political party in the United States as well as the State of Delaware. Our party stands on a strong platform of limited government, personal freedom and responsibility, and privacy. Please feel free to browse our site for the latest news about the Libertarian Party in the State of Delaware and all across the nation, or request more information Libertarians believe in free markets and free minds. We don't believe that anyone should initiate force against another person to achieve their goals. This means that it's as wrong to take tax money from someone to fund a welfare program as it is to hold someone up at gunpoint to steal their wallet. To us, force is force, whether it's a gun or a law. Libertarians believe government's only purpose is to protect people from violence and coercion. They value individual responsibility, and tolerate economic and social diversity. Are you a libertarian?

92. Libertarian < Political Party < Government < United States < : News Feed
    libertarian political party Government United States news feed.  
    http://schema-root.org/region/americas/north_america/usa/government/political_pa

93. Libertarian Party FAQ: Commonly Asked Questions
    the libertarian party is the third largest political party in America. libertarian themes are part of contemporary political discourse. 9.  
    http://www.faqs.org/faqs/libertarian/party/common-questions/

94. BatesLine: Does The Libertarian Party Hurt Libertarianism?
    I agree with the comment on how libertarians (or any other political action or Our twoparty political system, though imperfect, has been an effective  
    http://www.batesline.com/archives/001367.html
    
    Extractions: Comment on this weblog by e-mailing "blog" at this domain (batesline.com). « Adding Tulsa bloggers to the blogroll Main Take the Slauson cutoff (you know what to do next) » Randy Barnett, writing at the Volokh Conspiracy, urges libertarians to refocus on getting libertarian candidates to succeed within the two-party system: Libertarians should stop thinking of parties as teams and think of them instead as the playoffs. In NFL football terms, The Democrats are the AFC and the Republicans the NFC. To get into the Superbowl, you have to survive the season and the playoffs in your respective conference. In effect, Libertarians want to form their own league which no one but themselves is interested in watching. And they assure themselves of never making the playoffs much less the Superbowl. The analogy is apt, especially because of ballot access laws that institutionalize the two parties in many states (Oklahoma, particularly), the way legislative bodies organize themselves into majority and minority caucuses, and a voting system that penalizes third-party votes vote for a third-party candidate in our first-past-the-post system and you probably help your least favorite candidate. In another post , he points out that the existence of the Libertarian Party drains libertarian activists from the two major parties, giving them less influence.

95. CNN.com Specials
    The libertarian party favors minimizing the federal government s authority While once a prominent national political force, the Socialist party USA now  
    http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/special/president/candidates/third.parties.html
    
    Extractions: Pick state: Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut DC Delaware Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada N. Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island S. Carolina S. Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Virgin Islands Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Blogosphere Election Express Campus Vibe Inside Edge While the Democrats and Republicans dominate the headlines, many other political parties have eyes on the White House. Check out the parties below which have run presidential campaigns in the recent past and those that could contend this election season. Party Web site Constitution In an anticipated move, the Constitution Party nominated Maryland attorney and anti-abortion activist Michael Peroutka for president at its national convention June 23-26 in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. The Constitution Party supports a strict constitutional interpretation limiting the federal government's roles, fighting the "corruptive influence of political parties" and bolstering the Bible's influence in public life, particularly the U.S. legal system. Chuck Baldwin, a Baptist pastor and syndicatd talk radio host, is Peroutka's running mate.

96. Political Parties, Philosophies & Poppycock -- Dan.tobias.name
    Discussions and links related to political movements, parties, ideologies, etc. libertarian party national site; Harry Browne was the libertarian party  
    http://dan.tobias.name/controversies/parties.html
    
    Extractions: Other Sites dan.tobias.name Controversies Dan's Political and Controversial Site: Right ... Seccessionists This section links to various groups, individuals, and sites representing various sides in the political debate. If you're not sure what side you're on, try these quizzes to see where you stand: The Right... Do they have the Right Stuff? Do you want a smaller and less intrusive government, except for the parts that peek into your bedroom to enforce standards of "decency," intervene overseas to make sure the "right" dictators stay in power (instead of being overthrown by the "left" ones), and line the pockets of the military-industrial complex? Then check out these sites... The Christian Coalition periodically attempts to flex its political power. This political organization using a religious name is seeking a right-wing, "family-values" platform, claiming to speak for all Christians of America, though there are many Christians of various denominations who disagree with this platform, not to mention the many non-Christians who are also citizens of the U.S.A. and who would rather this not be declared a "Christian Nation." (The Senate and President Adams endorsed a treaty, early in the history of the U.S., that declared that "The government of the United States is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion.")

97. Green-Libertarian Politics And Theory
    It has two aspects 1) A political party, 2) A Theoretical Aspect. The goal of ecolibertarian theorizing is merely to determine which political system is  
    http://www.efn.org/~bsharvy/ecolibparty.html
    
    Extractions: A word on words: The term for the political philosophy under discussion here varies from "Eco-Libertarian" to "Socialist-Libertarian" to "Eco-Socialist-Libertarian." They all refer to the same philosophy. The problem is that the most natural names for this philosophy have been consistently used by other groups: "Socialist-Libertarian" is used by Noam Chomsky and his groupies, and "Eco-Libertarian" tends to denote the position that the environment will be adequately protected by a system of strong property rights and no government regulation. So I am left with "Eco-Socialist-Libertarian." Yech. If you think of something better, let me know. ("Green-Libertarian"? Glibertarian?) Ben Sharvy Green-Libertarianism for Dummies: A Simple Introduction

98. Libertarian Party Of Hawai'i
    is the Hawaii affiliate of The libertarian party of the United States. The libertarian party is the only political party dedicated to both individual  
    http://www.hi.lp.org/
    
    Extractions: Newsletters Meetings We'd love to see you at our next meeting. Here's how to find it. Audio MP3 Robert LeFevre's audio commentaries About Us Things your mother never told you about the Libertarian Party Quiz Are you a closet Libertarian? Take our 2-minute quiz to find out. Join LPH Join or donate to the only party that really wants to stop Government spending Testimony Directory of Hawaii Libertarian Party Testimony to the Hawaii State Legislator. SpeedCams Just say No to Speed Cameras. Take Action Now. Priority Challenge Determining What is a Priority Challenge for Lawmakers By Lowell L. Kalapa Contact Info Contact info for your congressional representatives. All you need is your zip code and zip plus. Guns on Planes Guns on Airlines Quiz for Politicians Hard Questions for Politicians Too Much Government? Why Libertarians think there's too much government, and what we want to do about it. Also, Constitution of the United States of America Education See how one Hawai'i Libertarian views current education issues Forum A Libertarian Slant on current local and national issues Database Survey Please fill out our Member/Non-Member Database Survey Email Lists Add your email address to our Announcement List and/or our Discussion List (or remove it, if you must)

99. The Federalist Patriot - Major American Political Party Platforms
    Major American political party Platforms. 2004 Democratic Republican - libertarian - Constitution; 2000 Democratic -Republican - American Reform -  
    http://federalistpatriot.us/histdocs/platforms/
    
    Extractions: Home Subscribe FREE About The Patriot Current Edition ... Help Home Free Subscription Patriot Affiliates Current Edition ... Preparedness "Contemplate the mangled bodies of your countrymen, and then say, 'What should be the reward of such sacrifices?' ... If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude than the animating contest of freedom, go from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen!" Samuel Adams The Patriot is not sustained by any political, special interest or parent organization, and we accept no advertising. Our mission and operations are funded entirely by the voluntary financial support of our Patriot readers. The Patriot The Patriot is protected speech pursuant to the "inalienable rights" of all men, and the First (and Second) Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.

100. CSU Libraries Colorado Political Parties
     February 13 Last day to affiliate with a political party in order to participate in Green party Official site for the Green party; libertarian party  
     http://lib.colostate.edu/news/election2004/

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