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From the Tuesday Washington Times editorial, which clearly states what Libertarians have said since Obama revealed the details of his government spending explosion — his "stimulus" won’t create jobs, it will only destroy them and delay our eventual recovery. You may read the entire editorial by clicking here:

by: Matt O’Brien LP National Intern University of New Orleans Political Science Major     On May 26th 2009, the California Supreme Court upheld a constitutional amendment originally passed by voters declaring that the only marriage legally recognized within the state of California was that between a man and a woman. Months of tireless campaigning by […]

Value Added Tax (VAT) on the tableBy: Daniel Murdock Libertarian Party Intern BYU Graduate        Recent estimates have raised the federal deficit to unprecedented levels, however, the Obama administration continues to push costly government goals, like health care reform. The prospect of increasing debt has forced Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Bernanke to warn that, "unless […]

    Thank you, thank you, thank you! Have I said, thank you?     You’re the best, you really are! Maybe the stock market bounce yesterday got everyone in a good mood, because the stock photo drive was a resounding success! I received many wonderful pictures that I will definitely be able to use in videos, […]

The Los Angeles Times takes a look at the American Indian Public Charter and its two sibling schools, independent charter government schools, are outperforming schools that operate under government supervision. It’s an eye-opening look into what education reform — a top Libertarian issue and one championed by Nobe Prize-winning libertarian economist Milton Friedman — can […]

    It’s time to pick sides…     While the world watches Susan Boyle lose the top prize and cowers in the wake of the dreaded swine flu, the world financial crisis deepens and worsens. The American people are slowly waking up to fiscal realities as our iconic car dealerships and banking establishments flounder in an […]

Today’s Wall Street Journal editorial.  You may read it in its entirety here or by picking up a copy of the Journal. Back in December, in an economy far, far away, then-CEO Rick Wagoner tossed out the scary cost to taxpayers of $100 billion if General Motors wasn’t saved by the government. Well, GM was […]

Commonsensical Deregulation in Credit Markets by:  Paul Ghayad Economics and Philosophy Major at George Washington UniversityLibertarian National Committee Intern             Common sense has eluded Congress once again, as well as all sense of personal responsibility