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- Oct 2009
WASHINGTON - The Libertarian Party (LP) today expressed its approval of the Obama administration's new, more laissez-faire policy toward medical marijuana. The policy appears to end the practice of federal prosecution of medical marijuana patients and providers in states where medical marijuana is legal.
- Oct 2009
WASHINGTON - The Libertarian Party today suggested that, in the future, the announcement date every year for Nobel Prizes be moved to April 1.
"Unlike the gullible people who listened to The War of the Worlds radio broadcast in 1938 and thought Martians really were attacking the United States, when I heard this morning that Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize, I changed the channel in disbelief. But, the same thing was being said in multiple places," Libertarian National Committee Chairman William Redpath said.
- Sep 2009
WASHINGTON - In the wake of President Obama's speech to Congress, America's third-largest party wants to remind voters about Republican support for government-run health care plans.
William Redpath, chairman of the Libertarian National Committee (LNC) commented, "Make no mistake, the Libertarian Party is opposed to President Obama's health care plans, and his speech last night has not budged us. But we also opposed Republican plans for big-government health care, many of which have been implemented in recent years."
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Poll
Which statement best reflects your views on U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan?
Like Democrat Dianne Feinstein, I support increasing troop levels.
1%
Like Republican John McCain, I support increasing troop levels.
5%
Like General Stanley McChrystal, I support increasing troop levels.
22%
I'd like to stay the course on troop levels in Afghanistan.
3%
I believe we should follow a Libertarian non-interventionist foreign policy, and start withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.
69%
Total votes: 5648



