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60% of voters see no progress on economy. Libertarians offer a plan.
A Poll Position survey of 1,242 registered voters, conducted Feb. 12, finds only 38 percent of voters think the U.S. economy is getting better. Another 38 percent think the economy is becoming worse, while 22 percent say it’s staying the same. Among independent voters the numbers are even grimmer. A whopping 48 percent say the […]
Read moreOnly Libertarians can defuse the public pension ‘bomb’
United Liberty writes today on the looming public pension bomb, when the lush retirement packages being handed out to government employees will overwhelm taxpayers and bankrupt state and local governments. These facts should stop dead any further pushes to defend and keep public pensions sacrosanct. The left and public unions may get up and toot […]
Read moreLibertarian touts experience in his N.C. secretary of state bid
Mike Beitler, Libertarian candidate for North Carolina Secretary of State, can tout something the Republican and Democrat candidates can’t — 35 years of extensive, relevant private sector experience. “I’ve been a business consultant for most of my career, so I’ve worked in a wide variety of industries,” Beitler tells The Salisbury Post. “I really like […]
Read moreAmericans support Libertarian transportation solutions
Good news for state and local Libertarian candidates. A new Reason-Rupe poll of 1,200 Americans finds the public agrees with you. The poll, as reported by Reason, finds: -77% oppose raising the federal gas tax -Only 33% think transit should get more funding than its share in travel -By a margin of 62% to 30% […]
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