101. National Libertarian Party The official homepage of the national libertarian party. http://www.lp.org/

Frequently asked questions about the Libertarian Party - Read more Are you a Libertarian? - Take the world's smallest political quiz Should the U.S. move to four regional primaries for the 2008 presidential election that would be held after the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary? - Cast your vote! Tom DeLay Declares "Victory" Over Wasteful Federal Spending - Republicans have become completely disconnected from reality Advanced Search Participate in creating a running history of the Libertarian Party! - Visit LPedia.org NC Libertarians Sue To Regain Spot On Ballot article The suit filed Wednesday in Wake County Superior Court claims the laws unconstitutionally "deny citizens their rights to free association, free elections, equal protection of the law and the ability to vote for candidates of their choice," according to a statement. Soldiers Forgotten In Midst of Current Events The last time that President Bush singularly addressed the fighting in Iraq was on June 28th before a military audience in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Since that time, the violence and attacks have increased – with Iraq experiencing its deadliest days to date. Bush Uses Natural Disaster to Expand Governmental Powers President Bush is attempting to instill fear in the American people as he seeks justification for growing the size and power of the federal government. In his speech in New Orleans, Bush outlined his plan to rebuild New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, a natural phenomenon that he called a “cruel and wasteful storm.”

102. Libertarian Party (United States) - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Within the framework of libertarian politics, the libertarian party s platform falls roughly in the realm of free market minarchism. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Libertarian_Party

Libertarian Party (United States) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from United States Libertarian Party Libertarianism This series is linked to the Politics series Factions Minarchism Anarcho-capitalism Paleolibertarianism Neolibertarianism ... Geolibertarianism Influences Objectivism Austrian School Classical liberalism Individualist anarchism Practices Capitalism Non-aggression Key issues Economic views Views of rights Theories of law Criticism ... edit this box Libertarian Party Party Chairman Michael Dixon Senate Leader None House Leader None Founded Headquarters 2600 Virginia Avenue NW , Suite 100 Washington, DC Political ideology Libertarian International affiliation none Color(s) Blue (unofficial), Yellow (used occasionally to distinguish them from the Democratic Party Website Libertarian Party 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 stated platform of the Libertarian Party is consistent with some variations of the philosophy of libertarianism , favoring minimally regulated, laissez-faire markets, social freedom including

103. The Libertarian Party Of Massachusetts: Politics, News, Liberty, And Progress The latest information on party politics in the state. Includes events calendar, news, updates, current statewide Libertarians in office, newsletter, http://www.lpma.org/

Home Events Calendar Electronic Updates Interesting Links Who's Who? Our Newsletter Our Bookstore Libertarian Party of Massachusetts In the News : Libertarian candidates promise small government Announcement: Arthur Torrey to host Libertarian socials In the News: $15,000,000 UNDERride Proposal in Springfield In the News: MASSCANN/Norml annouces 2005 Freedom Rally In the News: Private mountain biking group demonstrates right way to preserve open space In the News: Mass Libertarians eye local activism In the News: Carla Howell wins 2005 Achievement Award Membership secretary: LPMA Membership issues resolved Commentary: Lew Rockwell: War is the Devil's Sacrament Commentary: Carla Howell: Just the Total Spending, Ma'am Get Involved: Volunteer to call your local clerk Get Involved: Tell the Governor to Just Say No to National IDs What A Great Time It Is To Be A Libertarian! Are You a Libertarian? Take the Quiz! The Libertarian Party of Massachusetts, a member of The National Libertarian Party , America's third largest and fastest growing political party, and the only political party dedicated to both economic and personal freedoms. We are dedicated to the support of the

104. National Political Index: Contacting National Political Parties CONTACTING NATIONAL political PARTIES. Directory of political Parties Critiques Of libertarianism University of Arizona libertarian Students http://www.politicalindex.com/sect8.htm

National Political Index Featuring... 8. Contacting National Political Parties (123) CONTACTING NATIONAL POLITICAL PARTIES Directory of Political Parties Political Parties Around the World DEMOCRATIC Democratic National Committee Electronic Headquarters (Official) Democrat's Source Page Democratech Party, Electronic Direct Democracy Democratic Leadership Council ... U.S. House of Representatives Democratic Leadership DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS Committees of Correspondence For a Democratic and Socialist Future House Progressive Caucus (Unofficial) Social Democrats, USA REPUBLICAN Cyber-Republicans GOP In-Fighting Updates GOP Online Republican Central Committee (parody) ... The Right Side of the Web CONSERVATIVE American Conservative Party Conservative Generation X John Birch Society John Birch Society (Unofficial) Page SOCIALIST International Socialist Organization Socialist Party USA SOLIDARITY Young People's Socialist League ... Young Socialists COMMUNIST Communist Party of Canada Communist Party U.S.A. LIBERALISM Liberal Information Page Liberalism Around the World Liberalism FAQ LIBERTARIAN Critiques Of Libertarianism University of Arizona Libertarian Students FAQs - Libertarian FAQs - Libertarian Organizations ... World Wide Libertarian Pages GREEN PARTY Green Parties of North America Green Parties of North America Greens - International MILITIA/PATRIOT PARTY Militia Watch Militia/Patroit Movement Patriot Party Internet Home Page Patriot's WWW ... The Patriot Archives NATURAL LAW PARTY Natural Law Party of the United States Natural Law Party of the USA The Natural Law Party US TAXPAYERS PARTY

105. Libertarianaction.com This site was once home to the libertarian political Action Alliance. While it held some promise to activate and energize libertarians (regardless of http://www.libertarianaction.com/

@import url( http://libertarianaction.com/wp-content/themes/classic/style.css ); libertarianaction.com July 1, 2005 The Chavez Ravine tragedy Filed under: Uncategorized Mike Snell (a.k.a. The Wine Commonsewer) writes about a particular heart-wrenching story Writes Mike: Although the Ravine is well known today as the home of Dodger Blue, few remember the neighborhoods of La Loma, Bishop, and Palo Verde, which officially and forever vanished on May 8, 1959 when LA County Sheriff’s deputies kicked in the door of the Arechiga family home, and forcibly removed the last remaining family in Chavez Ravine from their residence of 36 years. An hour later, courtesy of a waiting bulldozer, all that remained was a pile of splintered kindling. Kelo v New London Comments (0) Heartbreak Hotel? Filed under: Takin' it to the street previously reported here, the fine folk at Freestar Media are proposing the Lost Liberty Hotel real loosely here) Souter currently owns. WorldNetDaily is reporting Laura Buono, Chair Person lbuono@weare.nh.gov

106. Political Parties Major, third, and other political parties, from your Mining Company Guide. The best known and largest third party, Libertarians stand for total http://usgovinfo.about.com/cs/politicalparties/

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107. Badnarik For Congress Official Campaign Website Includes biography, position statements, endorsements and other topics on the official 2004 libertarian party nominees for President and VicePresident. http://badnarik.org/

@import url( /external/layout.css ); (Click image for large version.) Need a banner for your website? Right-click the banner, then choose 'Save to disk': (Displayed slightly reduced; actual size is 103x507 pixels; 153Kb jpeg) Contributions Made Simple: Secure Credit Card Contributions Page set up! Michael's 2005 Schedule Here are links to Michael's personal schedule for 2005. Simply click on the month you wish to view. January February March April ... December New campaign, new updates, resuming soon! Platform: Family Property Security Watch for details! Why Badnarik? (Busy secure server, slow page!) Ballot Access 2006: Help the LP to help 23 states... Contact Info Campaign HQ: Badnarik for Congress 6633 Highway 290 E. Suite 100 Austin, Texas 78723 MAP Vox: (512) 637-6860 FAX: (512) 637-6355 Postal Mail: Badnarik for Congress PO Box 14443 Austin, Texas 78761 Email: info@ Add badnarik.org after info@ in your email's To: line. This website paid for by Badnarik for Congress and is authorized by the candidate.

108. What Is Libertarianism? In practice, libertarian political parties exist as (in some cases taxcredit issuing) anarcho-capitalist associations that protest virtually all instances http://www.mondopolitico.com/ideologies/libertarianism/whatislibertarianism.htm

LINKS TO MONDO POLITICO: Home Discussion Election Sites Library ... Parties SHORT-CUTS Pages in the libertarian Learning Centre What is libertarianism? Important Questions and Answers Directory of libertarian Organizations libertarian News libertarian Discussion Forum ... Reading Selections for libertarians What is libertarianism? Before commencing it is important to note that the explanation below is not about any given libertarian political party. Rather it is about libertarianism generally and about people who consider themselves to support libertarianism, whether or not they are members of a political party called The Libertarian Party. define libertarianism. Where major disagreements or distinctions exist within libertarianism, they are noted for your further investigation. First Defining Feature of Libertarianism: It Explicitly or Implicitly Embraces a Non-Aggression Axiom As it is most widely understood today, libertarianism is an ideology defined most reliably by:

109. Political Parties-2002 political parties frame the debate, recruit candidates and raise money. represents the GOP s libertarian tradition, Democratic Leadership Council http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/parties02.html

Return to Main Page Photos Political parties frame the debate, recruit candidates and raise money. The Democratic and Republican parties dominate American politics and are organized at the national, state, and local level level. Other parties (click here) are struggling to gain a foothold Articles Campaign Finance Reform : New law faces many hurdles. ....The Libertarian Party held its 2002 National Convention in Indianapolis on July 3-7; the Green Party held its 2002 Midterm Convention (report) in Philadelphia on July 18-21; and the America First Party held its Founding National Convention in Orlando, Florida on August 8-10. ...The parties gear up for 2002 and beyond. 2002 Election Cycle National Committees Republican National Committee summary 165 Members of the RNC Executive Committee: 11 Members Officer s: Chairman: Marc Racicot (MT) Co-chair: Ann Wagner (MO) Treasurer: Robert M. "Mike" Duncan (KY) Secretary: Linda Shaw (NC) General Counsel: Tom Sansonetti (WY) Finance Chairman: Lewis M. Eisenberg Top Political Staff: Deputy Chairman: Jack Oliver Deputy Chief of Staff/Exec. Dir. of Political Operations: Terry Nelson

110. Politics From Left To Right: Chris Nolan: Who You Calling Progressive? Progressive libertarians are not a political party. They are a political movement that s already well underway and it is very much an open question which http://www.chrisnolan.com/archives/000598.html

Main Printer-friendly version Nov Who You Calling Progressive? Posted by Chris Nolan There's been a lot of talk on the web thanks to Doc Searls' kind words and pointers about the piece below. So let me make a few clarifications. These are questions that have come up before. Progressive libertarians are not a political party. They are a political movement that's already well underway and it is very much an open question which political party will get their energy, money and thinking. It's easiest to see here in California where we have a governor who embraces the idea of bipartisan co-operation. Arnold Schwarzenegger isn't much of a partisan player; he'd rather schmooze the opposition to death or play movie star and stomp 'em. And while, yes, he's called the Democrats "losers" – which is, by the way, technically accurate – he has a number of 'em in his administration. Other politicians who think like he does include Silicon Valley's Steve Westly , a Democrat, who supported the unsuccessful open primary measure, Steve Poizner, the Republican who ran for the assembly in the valley and Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, whose relationship with the San Francisco's business community is strained but not broken. I call these guys libertarians – and Ed Cone is right to say I shouldn't capitalize the "L" since that implies membership in a political party – because that's how many of them identify themselves. Dissatisfaction with Democrats and Republicans is at the heart of

111. Welcome To The American Presidency Politics. American party Encyclopedia Americana. AntiMasonic party Grolier libertarian party Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia Encyclopedia Americana http://ap.grolier.com/browse?type=pep

112. Free State Project — Liberty In Our Lifetime Join the thousands of libertylovers moving to New Hampshire to fight for freedom. We are not tied to any political party or organization; http://www.freestateproject.org/

Home News News Calendar Press Releases Media Coverage ... Newswire Get Involved Activist Center Join the FSP! FSP Merchandise Donate ... Downloads Community Message Board Local Groups Online/E-mail NH Info ... Links About Us FAQ Organization Contact Info Endorsements ... Site Index NEW HAMPSHIRE "LIVE FREE OR DIE" NH Info NH Guestbook Welcome Wagon We Moved! ... Photos FSP Merchandise SIGN UP TO RECEIVE OFFICIAL FSP ANNOUNCEMENTS 6,760 Participants as of September 23, 2005 (381 in New Hampshire) Are you frustrated at the loss of freedom and responsibility in America, while the growth of government and taxes continues unabated? Do you want to live in strong communities where your rights are respected, and people exercise responsibility for themselves and in their dealings with each other? If you answered "yes" to those questions, then the Free State Project has a solution for you. What the Free State Project is ... The Free State Project is an effort to recruit 20,000 liberty-loving people to move to New Hampshire. We are looking for neighborly, productive, tolerant folks from all walks of life, of all ages, creeds, and colors who agree to the political philosophy expressed in our Statement of Intent , that government exists at most to protect people's rights, and should neither provide for people nor punish them for activities that interfere with no one else.

113. The Ayn Rand Institute: Ayn Rand's Q&A On Libertarians Q What do you think of the libertarian party? FHF “A Nation’s Unity,” 1972 Q libertarians advocate the politics you advocate. http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=education_campus_libertarians

114. LibertyGuide.com Book reviews and links to resources of libertarian interest. http://www.libertyguide.com/

IHS WEB NETWORK // INSTITUTE FOR HUMANE STUDIES LIBERTYGUIDE POLITOPIA Sign Up Sign up to receive information on upcoming programs, newsletters, and more. Current member? Sign in. Why Register? In the News Congress Can Counter Supreme Court 09.15.2005 - Chief Justice nominee John Roberts said Wednesday that Congress has the right to counter Supreme Court rulings including a divisive... Prevention? 09.14.2005 - The Dutch government plans to open an electronic file on every child at birth as a tool to spot and... More HOME IN THE NEWS CAREER RESOURCES ... Politopia Quiz Featured Book Review "Americans who think they have an activist court reading new and occasionally controversial rights into their constitution should gaze up north for a peek at the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC)." Read Mark Milke's review... Scaling the Ivory Tower This month, we are unveiling the 2nd edition of Scaling the Ivory Tower: The Pursuit of an Academic Career. Originally published in 1995, new contributors include: David Schmidtz, Michael Munger, James Stacey Taylor, and Matt Zwolinski. Job and Opportunities Bank As part of our ongoing effort to make LibertyGuide.com more useful to our visitors, we have recently added new search features to our

115. American Liberty Foundation - Home On May 28, 2004, the American Liberty Foundation closed its doors and became the Downsize In an environment where political parties have had their power http://www.americanlibertyfoundation.org/

2 1 S T C E N T U R Y O U T R E A C H F O R F R E E D O M . . . HOME DOWNSIZE DC FOUNDATION DOWNSIZEDC.ORG BANNERS ... LIBERTYWIRE The co-founders of the American Liberty Foundation were: Perry Willis Harry Browne The TEAM: Harry Browne Jim Babka Stephen Willis Kristin Overn Geoff Braun Perry Willis Art Matsko Phil Smeiles Kent White Steve Dasbach Jack Mullen Laura Carno David Ruprecht Marc Montoni David Bergland Jack Williams Jack Dean Stephanie Yanik Robert DeVoil Elias Israel Robert Brunner Robert Flohr, RIP We made a commitment to the individuals at the following links, who helped us build our organization, that we would post their names in perpetuity. We encourage you to visit the following links to learn who made us possible. The Founders Committee The Producers Committee It's time to Downsize DC! On May 28, 2004, the American Liberty Foundation closed its doors and became the Downsize DC Foundation We encourage you to visit our new site. These pages are maintained as a memorial to nearly three-and-a-half years worth of work done by a team of people led first by founder Perry Willis, and then by Jim Babka. The American Liberty Foundation, and its sister organization RealCampaignReform.org (RCR), raised about $300,000 per year (combined), between 2001 and 2003. It was a true bootstrap operation, but we accomplished incredible things even with these limited resources.

116. Politics From Left To Right: Chris Nolan: Bend It. Shake It. Break It. party Splits Progressive libertarians San Francisco Politics Silicon Valley StandAlone Journalism Stem Cell Initiative August 2005 July 2005 http://www.chrisnolan.com/archives/000359.html

Main Printer-friendly version Apr Bend It. Shake It. Break It. Posted by Chris Nolan This entry was also posted over at The Blogging of the President Today is the 98th anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake as convenient a metaphor as any for the thinking I’ve been doing in response to two provocative posts, pointed out and dissected by Matt Stoller. In separate essays, Peter Levine and Mark Schmitt took hard and not particularly sympatheic looks at American Liberalism and Democratic Party politics. The ground is moving underneath our feet. I read Levine and Schmitt – carefully and twice, I even printed them out – but I came away dissatisfied. In part, this is the difference between someone who concentrates on the day-to-day of politics and those who can and should take a longer view of policy. I also live and work – and look at politics – in San Francisco, California, a state and a city that’s on a lot of political fault lines. Just to give you a snap-shot: The Republican governor Arnold Schwarzenegger refuses to call himself a politician but does an excellent job of corralling the state’s recalcitrant legislature. He may well be fixing to overhaul the state’s tax structure and he’ll do it hand in hand with Liberal Democrats. Our moderately Liberal mayor Gavin Newsom (the one who issued marriage licenses to gay couples) is fixing to face down the city’s unions and its long-engrained and probably corrupt patronage system, a system that, in our recent election found protection with the city’s so-called Progressives.

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