61. Political Parties political party STATEMENTS OF PURPOSE. American Independent party libertarian party of California 14547 Titus Street, Suite 214, Panorama City, http://lavote.net/voter/polit_parties.htm

Conny B. McCormack, Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Department Headquarters 12400 Imperial Highway Norwalk, California 90650 Return to Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Main Page Email Contact AMERICAN INDEPENDENT PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY ... MEMBERS OF COUNTY CENTRAL, COUNTY COUNCIL AND CENTRAL COMMITTEES POLITICAL PARTY STATEMENTS OF PURPOSE American Independent Party America and California need the leadership of the American Independent Party (California affiliate of the Constitution Party). We pledge to: Stop the undeclared wars which are daily costing American lives and billions of tax dollars; End debt financing of both Federal and State governments; Get rid of the Federal income tax, and restore a tariff-based revenue system; Immediately terminate participation in international trade agreements such as NAFTA and the WTO, and stop sending high paying American jobs to foreign countries;

62. Vermonters For Liberty :: Vermont Libertarians The Vermont libertarian party is now rolling out its 10/10/10 Plan, an effort to The Secretary of State web page can provide details of how political http://www.vtlp.org/

Take the world-famous World's Smallest Political Quiz and find out! News: VTLP Forums News/ Press Releases Newsletters Events/ Schedule Papers/Issues: VTLP Platform 2003-04 VTLP Bylaws Official LP Positions Cato Institute Positions ... Hardy's Positions Read the Libertarian Viewpoint: Other Resources: Vermont Libertarians in Office Libertarian Celebities and VIPs We Hope You Give Our Plan a "10" The Vermont Libertarian Party is now rolling out its "10/10/10 Plan," an effort to enhance freedom & liberty in Vermont on Election Day, 2006. Click here for details. October Event: Saint Michael's College presents Stephen Moore, senior economics writer for The Wall Street Journal speaking on "The Ownership Society". Moore was founder and president, 1999-2004, of the Club for Growth, a 25,000-member organization dedicated to helping elect free market, tax cutting candidates to Congress. The group raised nearly $22 million for Republican Congressional and Senate candidates in 2003-04. A commentator for Fox TV, Moore has been a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, publishing on Federal budget and tax policy. He is the architect of the flat tax proposed by Dick Armey of Texas. He is the author of four books, including most recently Bullish on Bush: How the Ownership Society Will Make America Stronger.

63. Special Election - Information On Political Parties We ve entered the political arena to restore liberty and American values. libertarian party of California 14547 Titus Street, Suite 214, Panorama City, http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/voter/3-11-4-libertarian.html

Secretary of State Elections My Vote Counts Feedback ... Green Party Libertarian Party Natural Law Party Peace and Freedom Party Republican Party How to Find Your Polling Place ... Ballot Measures Defined LIBERTARIAN PARTY The Libertarian Party is American as apple pie. Like you, we have jobs, businesses, families and dreams. We've entered the political arena to restore liberty and American values. We're working toward a government that taxes and spends less, and won't interfere with your personal life. If you describe yourself as socially tolerant and fiscally responsible, you're a Libertarian! We believe you - not the government - should decide how to run your life, checkbook, retirement, education and family. The Libertarian Party supports your rights to: Keep what you earn. Reduce or eliminate taxes whenever possible. Run your own business and enjoy your property. Reducing regulations and paperwork creates more jobs, higher pay, and lower prices. Educate your children as you see fit. Choose your own lifestyle. The government shouldn't consider you a criminal because of your choices in relationships, recreation or medical treatment.

64. Welcome To The Kansas Libertarian Party libertarian party of Kansas. party is a grassroots movement, and is the third largest and fastest growing political party in the United States . http://www.lpks.org/

Welcome LPKS Politics Donate Search Friday, September 23, 2005 Welcome Register Login Learn More AFP-Kansas KS Taxpayers Net Libertarianism 101 Libertarianism.com Get Involved Become a member LPKS Forums Request Info Voter Registration ... Donate Today Media Free Kansan Press Releases OUR DEBT Our National Debt under Republican and Democratic control! Loading... From zFacts Please be sure to REGISTER to take full advantage of the Libertarian Party of Kansas' web site. Privacy Statement Welcome to the LPKS The Libertarian Party of Kansas (LPKS) is the Kansas branch of the Libertarian Party. The Libertarian Party is dedicated to a free-market economy, civil liberties, personal freedoms and responsibilities, and a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade. Founded in 1971 by people who believed that government has become so bloated, unresponsive, intrusive, and unmanageable that it no longer serves the needs of the people, the Libertarian Party is a grassroots movement, and is the third largest and fastest growing political party in the United States We need your help to return government to the constitutional limits envisioned by the founders of this country. It will mean more freedom for you and for the nation. You and future generations will be glad you did!

65. LPVA - Libertarian Party Of Virginia Official Web Site of the libertarian party of Virginia.. Link to World s Smallest political Quiz. Are You libertarian? Take the quiz! Chairman s Message http://www.lpva.com/

Search this site: The Libertarian Party of Virginia The Libertarian Party of Virginia is an official state affiliate of the national Libertarian Party . Our party is known for its defense of freedom, and strong emphasis on personal responsibility. The name Libertarian is derived from the word Liberty. Our steadfast dedication to the ideals of Liberty has earned us a reputation as the Party of Principle. If you would like to know more about our Party, please select the “Who Are We?” link to your left, or submit an Information Request Fairfax Libertarians and Conservatives Auction off Rep. Moran's Reston Office Reston - August 8, 2005- The Libertarian Party of Fairfax County joined with local conservatives and Republicans last Friday through the Townhall Meetup to protest Jim Moran's recent refusal to protect property rights after the disastrous Supreme Court ruling in Kelo v. New London. Representative Moran voted against a resolution condemning the ruling. The resolution went on to pass 365 to 33. More Outreach Efforts Bear Fruit in the New River Valley Young quiz takers Dublin and Blacksburg - August 7 - LP members in southwest Virginia have been active in outreach despite the unseasonably warm weather in late July and early August.Allen and Shawn Meek of Draper, who are relatively new members of the Libertarian Party, spearheaded the effort to sponsor an Operation Politically Homeless (OPH) booth at the New River Valley Fair in Dublin from July 25 - July 30.

66. LPVA - Editorial America needs a libertarian party. The Republican and Democratic parties have put freedom Link to World s Smallest political Quiz. Are You libertarian? http://www.lpva.com/Archives/Editorial/Milsted/20041228.shtml

Search this site: Editorial Let's Fix the Platform By Carl S. Milsted, Jr. As I have stated in my previous column, the Libertarian Party remains small and loses virtually all of its campaigns because our message is too radical. This is not to say that Americans hate freedom; I am saying that Americans reject radical change of any form. America needs a libertarian party. The Republican and Democratic parties have put freedom issues on the backburner, leaving the authoritarians and the special interests to incrementally rob us of liberty. America desperately needs a libertarian political party. It does not have one. The Libertarian Party is not a political party; it is a church, an assembly of people of like mind who gather to reaffirm certain strong values. It has the same relationship to politics that the freemasons have to laying bricks. This is not to say that the Libertarian party serves no purpose. America also needs clubs and outreach organizations that promote the ideals of liberty. It needs organizations like Cato, Reason magazine, the Institute for Justice, and so forth. The LP belongs in this category, not in the category of a true political party.

67. Dean Nation: How Political Parties Assimilate I think that it is time for the libertarian wing of the party to get a seat at This comment section is for discussion related to How political parties http://dean2004.blogspot.com/2005/03/how-political-parties-assimilate.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=3740140"); Dean Nation Welcome to Dean Nation ! The unofficial home of the Dean 2004 campaign, and an ongoing experiment in Purple Politics. Recent Posts Keeping the record straight.... Problems With the Environmental Movement Liberals in the Heartland The Neoconservative persuasion ... lifting the payroll tax cap: unwise? Dean Feed Your browser does not support JavaScript. Click to read the latest news RSS Feed via Yahoo News - use BugMeNot for registration required links Hillary Feed Your browser does not support JavaScript. Click to read the latest news RSS Feed via Yahoo News - use BugMeNot for registration required links Re-Unification "The pundits like to slice-and-dice our country into Red States and Blue States; Red States for Republicans, Blue States for Democrats. But I've got news for them, too... We are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the United States of America. In the end, that's what this election is about." Barack Obama , DNC keynote address, July 2004 "I am not surprised that only 15% of people between the ages of 18 and 25 vote because we have not giving them a reason to vote and we are going to give them a reason to vote now... Senator Kerry was reported to have said that he could win without the South. I do not want to win without the South. I want to go to the South and I’m going to say to white guys that drive pick up trucks with Confederate flag decals on the back of their car, we want your vote too... I want my country back. We want our country back. I am tired of being divided."

68. Libertarian Party Of Florida the libertarian party is the third largest political party in America. libertarian themes are part of contemporary political discourse. http://www.lpf.org/platform/

Platform The new webmaster did not have the current state party platform available. It will be made available here as soon as possible. Until then, we recommend that you look though the National Libertarian Party Platform for information about libertarian positions. TEN ANSWERS TO COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS [Adapted from a flyer distributed by the Libertarian Party.] 1. What is a Libertarian? To put it simply, Libertarians believe that you have the right to live your life as you wish, without the government interfering as long as you don't violate the rights of others. Politically, this means Libertarians favor rolling back the size and cost of government, and eliminating laws that stifle the economy and control people's personal choices. 2. Are Libertarians liberal or conservative? Libertarians are neither. Unlike liberals or conservatives, Libertarians advocate a high degree of both personal and economic liberty. In a sense, Libertarians "borrow" from both sides to come up with a logical and consistent whole but without the exceptions and broken promises of Republican and Democratic politicians. For example, Libertarians agree with conservatives about freedom in economic matters; in favor of lowering taxes, slashing bureaucratic regulation of business, and charitable rather than government welfare. But Libertarians also agree with liberals on personal tolerance; in favor of people's right to choose their own personal habits and lifestyles.

69. The Political Parties There are 8 political parties in California. We asked each party what they Keep the libertarian party on the California ballot; Continue to elect more http://ca.lwv.org/lwvc.files/nov98/ervgeng/parties.html

LWVC HOME ELECTION '98 ABOUT LWV SMART VOTER ... VOTING TIPS - PARTIES - STATEWIDE OFFICES BALLOT MEASURES EASY READING VOTER GUIDE The Political Parties When you sign up to vote, you choose whether you want to join a political party. A political party is a group of people who share the same views about how the government should be run and what it should do. There are 8 political parties in California. We asked each party what they stand for and what their priorities are. Party What They Stand For Top Priorities American Independent The American Independent Party stands for traditional moral values and the God-given rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This party believes government should uphold the United States Constitution, including protection of life and property and a strong national defense. End Federal income tax Do away with the Federal Reserve which increases the national debt Bring back parent and local control of children's education This party has about 277,000* members in California. For information, visit http://www.wordpr.com/aip

70. LP@VT - Who We Are The libertarian party is the third largest political party in the United States. We have active, growing party organizations in all 50 states, have elected http://www.libertarian.org.vt.edu/who.htm

What is the Libertarian Party? The Libertarian Party believes, as did Thomas Jefferson, that that government is best that governs least. We believe that as long as people are peaceful and honest, the government has no business interfering in their lives. Along with personal freedom comes economic freedom. We believe that governments have no right to seize the fruits of an individual's labor without his or her consent. Libertarians seek a return to the basic principles that made America great. We support an unfettered free market economy as the best way to provide abundance and prosperity for all. We defend America's traditional civil liberties and personal freedoms as the foundation of a tolerant society. We believe in the protection of people from dishonest business through liability in the courts. We endorse a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade as prescribed by America's Founding Fathers. Unlike the two major parties, for whom the only debate is whether the government should be enormous or merely huge, we believe the size and scope of government must be substantially reduced. Individuals should have sovereignty over their own lives as long as they do not interfere with the rights of others. The Libertarian Party supports the abolition of the Income Tax, one of the greatest infringements on individual liberty in the world today. Money that you earn should be yours to dispose of as you choose. According to the Census Bureau, 47% of our national income goes to various federal, state, and local taxes. It is time to end this confiscation of our earnings and get the government out of our pocketbooks.

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72. @LA Politics/Political Organizations In Southern California: Los Angeles County, Parties. political Activist Organizations. political Science. Public Policy Research libertarian party of California Region 66 - South Bay, Long Beach http://www.at-la.com/@la-gov/politics.htm

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73. More On The LP However, the libertarian party Home Page is far more official. libertarianism is a political philosphy. The term libertarian dates at least as far http://web.mit.edu/libertarians/www/learnmore.html

Introduction to the Libertarian Party Note: This page was produced by members of the MIT Libertarians. To our knowledge, all factual information is correct. However, the Libertarian Party Home Page is far more official. What is Libertarianism? Why a Libertarian Party? Why to Join the Libertarian Party Why to Register as Libertarian ... Why to Vote Libertarian What is Libertarianism? Libertarianism is a political philosphy. The term "libertarian" dates at least as far back as 1789, arising from the turbulence of both the American and French revolutions. There are probably as many "strict" definitions of the term as there are libertarians. But in general, libertarians combine the strong defense of individual civil liberties, due process, social tolerance (religous, lifestyle choices, etc.), open immigration, and nonconformity espoused by modern day "liberals" with an equally strong defense of free markets, private property, free trade, radically reduced government and international noninterventionism often espoused by conservatives. In the World's Smallest Political Quiz you can begin to see how this combination arises. The traditional left-right axis between liberal and conservative covers only part of the picture. Essentially both sides want government involved in a good deal of a priavte citizen's life, it's only a question of where. Liberals tend to favor government intervention and planning in economic matters, but leave social issues up to the individual. Conservatives tend to favor government direction of social issues, personal behavior, and "tough on crime" civil liberties intrusions, but leave economics to the private sector. Where does that leave people who want "free speech" AND "less taxes"? Or people who dislike both?

74. Missouri Libertarian Party The libertarian party of Missouri (LPMo) announces the grand opening of their new home on These lists are NOT for political debates or general chatting. http://www.lpmo.org/

E-Mail Page Printer Friendly Recent News The Senators, and their priorities, are out of order! (February 3, 2005) Mike Ferguson - With the new year comes a new legislative session in Missouri. We have some new legislators, new partisan leadership and new opportunities to improve the state's economy, protect small business and defend our personal freedoms against government intrusion. Unfortunately, some of our elected representatives are discarding these opportunities in favor of using our governmental process to grandstand. Specifically, bills have been introduced to punish individuals for personal choices, penalize businesses for existing in an unpopular industry and even punish an entire community for exercising its right to enact local law through referendum. More ... Libertarians give Bush credit for starting Social Security debate (February 3, 2005) The Libertarian Party, which has been urging Social Security privatization for decades, today credited President Bush for starting the debate but said his proposal falls far short of the truly private, no-strings-attached plan that the American people really want. More ...

75. Atlas: Political Parties Atlas Elections Voting political Parties libertarian party. Kosciusko County libertarian party LaPorte County libertarian http://atlas.lib.ipfw.edu/1596.0.html

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76. Libertarian Party Of Maine Website Welcome to the website of The libertarian party of Maine (LPME) Help us help Ken level the playing field for smaller political parties. http://www.lpme.org/

Welcome to the website of The Libertarian Party of Maine (LPME) Ken Lindell, our friend and ally in the Maine House of Representatives needs our help. Please be at the statehouse in Augusta by 2:00 pm on Monday March 28th. Help us help Ken level the playing field for smaller political parties. We need your phone calls and your bodies to help pass bill 1154 (" An Act To Recognize and Regulate the Proper Formation of Minor Political Parties The LPME Backs the Here is the latest news from Mary Adams. We need volunteers to help collect signatures for the "Tax Payer Bill Of Rights Bill". If you can help gather signatures in your community please contact Mary Adams to let her know you can help. Find your county in the list below and click on the link to see what towns we need help in. Androscoggin Aroostook Cumberland Franklin Hancock Kennebec Knox Lincoln Oxford Penobscot Piscataquis Sagadahoc Somerset Waldo Washington York We are currently under reconstruction. We will be back very soon. And we'll be better than ever. You can look forward to up to date information, news of the party from the state and around the nation.

77. United States Libertarian Party - Definition Of United States Libertarian Party The libertarian party is a United States political party created in 1971. It claims to be the largest third party in the United States although others http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/United_States_Libertarian_Party

Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Tax Law The current LP logo depicts a stylized Statue of Liberty The Libertarian Party is a United States political party created in . It claims to be the largest third party in the United States although others dispute this claim (see below for a full discussion of the issue). The party does not presently hold any major office in the United States, such as Senator or governor , nor does it posess any seats in the United States House of Representatives . No Libertarian has ever won election to federal or statewide office, though hundreds have been elected to various local offices, and its influence in national politics has tended to be more informal. The stated platform of the Libertarian Party holds some positions that are considered on the far left and others that are considered on the far right. Unlike traditional "left" parties, Libertarians favor minimally regulated, laissez-faire markets; unlike traditional "right" parties, Libertarians favor social freedom including

78. Libertarianism Libertarians Government Libertarian Rights Term In common with many other modern political ideologies, libertarians believe libertarian Movement partyThe libertarian Movement party ( Spanish Partido http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Libertarian.htm

var GLB_RIS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_RIR='/cincshared/external';var GLB_MMS='http://www.economicexpert.com';var GLB_MIR='/site/image';GLB_MML='/'; document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); A1('s',':','html'); Non User A B C ... Home First Prev [ 1 Next Last The neutrality and factual accuracy of this article are disputed See the article's talk page for more information. This article deals with the libertarianism as defined in America and several other nations. For a discussion of the meaning of the term libertarian that is traditional in Europe, see libertarian socialism For the use of the term "libertarianism" in the philosophy of free will see libertarianism (philosophy) "Libertarian" and "libertarianism" are also used to refer to liberty in a general way. For example, someone arguing for civil liberties may be known as a "civil libertarian", regardless of their exact political allegiances. Libertarianism is a political philosophy which advocates individual rights and a limited government . In common with many other modern political ideologies , Libertarians believe that individuals should be free to do anything they want, so long as they do not infringe upon the rights of others. Libertarians typically emphasise civil rights (such as the right to a fair trial or political participation, sometimes thought of as

79. How To Contact Political Parties The information below is for political parties which are recognized as major or minor parties by Brevard County libertarian party Executive Committee http://www.brevardelections.org/partyweb.htm

Supervisor of Elections Brevard County, Florida Home What's New On-line Registration Contact Us ... Links How to Contact Political Parties Last updated 9/8/05 The information below is for political parties which are recognized as major or minor parties by the Florida Secretary of State's Office. To add or update contact information for a party on this page, e-mail us at lwhite@brevardelections.org MAJOR PARTIES Democratic Party National web site: www.democrats.org State web site: www.fladems.com Local web site: www.brevarddemocrats.org Local contact: Brevard County Democratic Executive Committee Tracey Williams, Chairperson Kathy Shramko, Treasurer 1261 West King Street Cocoa, FL 32922 Mail: Post Office Box 727 Cocoa, FL 32923-0727 Phone: 321-433-8004 E-mail Address: chair@brevarddemocrats.org Republican Party National web site: www.rnc.org State web site: www.rpof.org Local web site: www.brevardgop.org Local contact: Brevard County Republican Executive Committee Raffaele (Ray) Marino, Chairman Fernando Esparza, Treasurer

80. United States Libertarian Party - Encyclopedia Of Political Information The libertarian party is a United States political party created on political power of the libertarian party. The libertarian party is the third largest http://www.politicalinformation.net/encyclopedia/United_States_Libertarian_Party

Political Information Net Encyclopedia United States Libertarian Party Encyclopedia of Political Information. The Libertarian Party is a United States political party created on December 11, 1971, in the home of David Nolan. The first and only Electoral College vote it has won was for presidential candidate John Hospers and vice-presidential candidate Theodora B. Nathan in 1972; this was also the first electoral vote won by a woman. Table of contents 1 Platform 2 Political power of the Libertarian Party 3 Libertarians: left or right? 4 Prominent party members ... 5.2 Libertarians as "spoilers" Platform Key tenets of the Libertarian Party platform include the following: a mostly unregulated free-market economy, strong civil liberties including free speech, freedom of association, Sexual freedom, and the right to keep and bear arms, a foreign policy of Non-intervention, peace , and free trade , and opposition to drug prohibition. Libertarians claim that their platform follows from the ultimate value of individual liberty : the right of individuals to exercise sole dominion over their own lives and property, and to live in whatever manner they choose, so long as they do not forcibly interfere with the equal right of others to do the same. To this end, Libertarians want to reduce the size of government (eliminating many of its current functions entirely), and cut taxes.

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