Larry Sharpe: How One Man is Unifying Libertarians (of All Stripes)
If there is one thing the Libertarian Party and the liberty movement as a whole lack, it’s unity. Larry Sharpe is great with that. When you consider all the different divisions within both the party and the movement, it truly is
Can Government Force Your Consent? – The Lowdown on Liberty
Most people consider consent to be a straight forward concept. Parties voluntarily agreeing beforehand to the actions taking place between them sounds simple enough, right? Unfortunately, life – and more specifically, the state – has a way of overcomplicating situations.
Tax Law Triumph: Curtailing State and Local Tax Deductions Will Punish Spendthrift States
Late in December, President Trump signed the final version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act after it passed the House 227 to 203. Although even after becoming law and long championed by Republicans, it still saw 12 sitting House
Introducing “Big City Libertarianism”
The Libertarian Party (LP) is the third largest political party in the United States, with a membership twice as large as the Green Party and twenty times as large as the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Unlike the Green Party and
Red Dirt Liberty Report: Mental Illness Is Illness
Let’s suppose someone wants to run for public office who, at one time, had been entirely paralyzed, with no ability to communicate. Since that point, many years ago, he has been healed, but the public wonders if he might transgress
Tennessee vs. New York: A Tale of Tuition Reimbursement Programs
The fight for “free” college (A.K.A the state subsidization of post-graduate education) has now come to the forefront of the 50 political battlegrounds known as state legislatures. In 2017 alone two major states, Tennessee and New York, have passed into law
New York Does Something Helpful and Approves Tuition-Free College
Social media has been ablaze this week with news of New York’s recent approval which plans to make its public universities tuition-free. There are a few stipulations to the program, such as requiring a certain minimum GPA, having a household
James Altucher Opens Door To Libertarian Run For Governor of New York
“Let's get the ball rolling. I'm not going to just run to run, but put me in the right meetings and events to show what I'm about and I'll be prepared to run a campaign the Libertarian Party of New
Ask Alex Merced: Minimum Wage and Government Budgets
In this video I discuss how the minimum wage increase in New York and California are not humanitarian, but a stealthy spending cut (less welfare costs) / tax hike (increase cost to business) for the governments benefit at the expense
New York State Senate Candidate Endorses Charles Peralo For LP Chair
Libertarian New York State candidate for Senate, Alex Merced (L-NY) has endorsed Libertarian National Chairman candidate, Charles Peralo. "I have had the pleasure of crossing paths with Charles many times in my journeys fighting for libertarian ideals, and I can say