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You won! Now what?
If you were one of the Libertarian candidates who joined the growing ranks of hundreds of elected Libertarians, congratulations. Now you must be thinking, “what do I do now?” Four things lay a strong foundation to becoming a successful Libertarian official, and thus a successfully re-elected Libertarian candidate. 1) Constituent service comes first. While Libertarian […]
Read moreTomorrow is Election Day, and politicians target Libertarian incumbent with dirty tricks
A message from Indianapolis and Marion County City-County Councilor Ed Coleman Jack Sandlin and the Marion County Republican Party are trying to deceive the voters of Perry Township in their latest attack against City-County Councilor Ed Coleman. Freedom Fest is a large gathering of enthusiastic libertarian individuals every year in Nevada. The campaign invested a […]
Read moreKen Moellman wants to chat with you
Ken Moellman, Libertarian nominee for Kentucky State Treasurer, speaks directly to you about the race, his qualifications and his plans for the office in a new series of YouTube videos. Go here to Ken’s YouTube channel, http://www.youtube.com/user/ken4ky, to hear directly from him. Go here or to http://ken4ky.com/ken_donate_online to help Ken on Tuesday by chipping in […]
Read moreMore polls show voters want libertarian solutions
The question is, will Libertarians give LP candidates the support they need to reach out to these voters? “45 percent of likely U.S. voters say the gap between Americans ‘who want to govern themselves’ and ‘politicians who want to rule over them’ is as great now as it was during the American Revolution” “65 percent […]
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