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Libertarians say Republicans owe apology, not pledge, to America

For Immediate Release Friday, September 24, 2010 WASHINGTON – In response to the recent Republican “Pledge to America,” Libertarian Party executive director Wes Benedict released the following statement: Instead of a “Pledge to America,” the Republicans should have written an “Apology to America.” It should have gone something like this: “We’re sorry, America. Sorry we […]

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Libertarians fight to break cycle of battered gay voter syndrome

For Immediate Release Thursday, September 23, 2010 WASHINGTON – Like abused spouses who keep returning to their aggressors, gay voters keep handing their votes to the Democrats who abuse them. The Libertarian Party (LP) wants to break this self-destructive behavior and offers LGBT voters a better alternative. LP Chairman Mark Hinkle said, “Exit polls indicate […]

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Rush order: Door hangers plus $10 T-shirts, 10 cent stickers

  Dear Friend of Liberty, We already ran out of our first 200,000 door hangers, but we’ve received 500,000 more that we’re ready to ship to you ASAP! Additionally, we have more of the $10 T-shirts and 10-cent bumper stickers that proved to be so popular earlier this year. Please rush back your order to […]

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Constitution Day links

Today is the 223rd anniversary of the adoption of the U.S. Constitution by the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Unlike the Republican and Democratic Parties, the Libertarian Party understands the importance of the Constitution and the principles on which it is based. (Just type "Constitution" in the search box on our website and look at everything […]

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Libertarian candidate Michael Beitler continues to poll 6%

Michael Beitler, Libertarian for U.S. Senate in North Carolina, polled 6% in this SurveyUSA poll. Beitler has maintained support at 6% in several polls since June. Beitler received support from 11% of liberals, 5% of moderates, and 5% of conservatives. He was supported by 16% of independents, 5% of Democrats, and 2% of Republicans.

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