Last week, President Biden signed an executive order that would force all private businesses with more than 100 employees to require Covid vaccination for all of their employees, a demographic which includes approximately 100 million American citizens. Aside from the […]
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By: Melissa Woodall and Natalie Frye Welcome to the Arkansas Legislative Spotlight on Liberty, Blog Post Series: While much of the political coverage and buzz the last few weeks has been focused on big controversial bills dealing with state control
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Welcome to the Arkansas Legislative Spotlight on Liberty, Blog Post Series. This is the first in a series of blog posts we plan to post over the course of the legislative session in which we highlight some bills that are
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After running an incredible campaign, educating hundreds of thousands of Arkansans about the libertarian philosophy and the LPAR, our esteemed gubernatorial candidate Frank Gilbert earned 16,217 votes on Tuesday. I hope you will help me congratulate Frank on a well-fought
Victory for the AR Libertarians! Election by the numbers Read More »
While we wait on the last county to report it’s election totals, I wanted to take a moment of your time to give some amazing Arkansans the thanks they so truly deserve. Without our candidates, the LPAR would cease to
A personal “thank you” from the LPAR Chair Read More »
This is a question I have heard over and over since Frank Gilbert announced his candidacy last year. To be honest, it is one of my favorite questions to hear a voter ask. The answer is always “yes.” Frank has
All libertarians argue for cutting taxes, but they don’t always agree on how or how much. My preference would be to eliminate all taxes and let Americans make voluntary donations to any government programs they would like to see continued.
What To Do about Taxes? Read More »
The declaration in the Biblical book of Proverbs, chapter 22, “the borrower is the slave of the lender,” is quite instructive to the current situation of the federal government and the deficit spending binge it has been on for over
Drowning in a Sea of Red Ink Read More »
For those who follow the news or participate in social media networks, it has been hard to miss the numerous stories about the killing or assault of innocent citizens (or at least, non-dangerous citizens) by police. What were once written
The Militarization of the Police Read More »
The “Non Aggression Principle” (or NAP) is an ethical doctrine that states that aggression is wrong, aggression being defined as the initiation of physical force or fraud against persons or property, or the threat of the same. In order to
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Since joining the Libertarian Party, I have been asked numerous questions by friends, family, and strangers. Usually the first question is, “What the hell is a Libertarian?” My favorite one is, “Aren’t they the ones that want to legalize weed?”
We Are Libertarians We are not “Republican-light.” We are not “Democratic-light.” We are Libertarians. It is tiresome to continually be asked why we would want to run a Libertarian candidate against a “good Republican” or “a good libertarian leaning Republican.”
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Persuasion. It is the cornerstone of the political philosophy of any classical liberal, libertarian, or voluntaryist you’re likely to meet. We oppose the initiation of force to achieve political, social, or economic goals and as a result, are left with
Where are all the small government liberals? They’re everywhere! Read More »
Repeat something often enough and it becomes truth by Mark Young Being a “political animal” of sorts and keeping my eye out for news articles opinion pieces that source historical events for political propaganda, I’ve been very concerned with some of the news
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We are excited to announce the 2013 LPAR State Convention to be held on April 27th at the Comfort Inn and Suites Downtown Little Rock (707 Interstate 30). This year, our convention will be in two parts: a business session and
2013 Convention Details! Read More »
Join us in Little Rock as we march to END THE FED with Christina Tobin and Adam Kokesh! END THE FED Arkansas and the Libertarian Party of Arkansas have come together to sponsor the 2012 End the Fed March and
END THE FED – Arkansas! Read More »
I agree completely with 1996 and 2000 LP Presidential Candidate Harry Brown, when he said today “It’s a great day to be a Libertarian!” It’s an even greater day to be a Libertarian in the great state of Arkansas, where
Note from the Chair Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Arkansas, in it’s first time at bat with full ballot access, elected a partisan Libertarian to office! Frank Gilbert, former mayor of Tull Arkansas and former chairman of the LPAR, made history yesterday by being elected Constable
Arkansas Elected Libertarians! Read More »
***All vote totals in this email are based on the current 8:00pm 11/7/2012 results from AR SoS. At that time there are only 88% of counties fully reporting and 12% partially reporting.*** Remember, Remember the Sixth of November A Battle
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We will be hosting several events on Election Day, Tuesday, November 6th! Election Day Libertarian Party Sign Wave! – Please join us at Polling locations across Arkansas to support your local, state, and national Libertarian Party candidates. Arkansas Polls are open
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Casey Copeland, Treasurer for the Libertarian Party of Arkansas, attorney and Alderman in Prairie Grove, AR, brought a case to the Arkansas Supreme Court that led to the overturn of the law banning sexual contact between teachers and adult students.
Libertarians Making a Difference in Arkansas – Casey Copeland, Attorney Read More »
For Immediate Release: Thursday, April 19 2012 AR Libertarian Party’s 2012 Candidates (Little Rock, AR) On Saturday, the Libertarian Party of Arkansas (LPAR) nominated candidates for the 2012 election during their state convention. The LPAR nominated candidates to run in
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I still vividly remember being at work on 9/11/01 and watching the news feeds from my computer in my office as they replayed the planes crashing into the World Trade Center towers and thinking of the horror that must be
My thoughts 10 years later Read More »
by R. Lee Wrights “Let each citizen remember at the moment he is offering his vote that he is not making a present or a compliment to please an individual – or at least that he ought not so to
The Wasted Vote Lie Read More »
The Executive Committee last night authorized the creation of an Elections Committee. This committee is much needed and will have many responsibilities that have the potential to make big changes in the LPAR and in the State of Arkansas. The
Do you want to help shape the State of Arkansas and the LPAR? Read More »
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