The Libertarian Party of DeKalb County will host a political debate, the “Throw Down In the 42nd,” for the candidates running in Georgia State Senate District 42 special election to fill the seat left vacant by David Adelman’s appointment to …
Libertarian Party of DeKalb County To Host Debate for State Senate 42 Race Read More »
Dear Neal, Since 1993, you have been sharing with Atlanta listeners your brand of libertarianism on WSB Radio, eventually becoming syndicated to reach over 5 million talk radio listeners nationwide each day. For those of us who have listened to …
Thank You, Neal Boortz! – An Open Letter to “The Talkmaster” Read More »
Recently, Executive Committee member, Jeffrey Moss, penned this “Letter To The Editor” of the Barrow Journal about some issues with the census process. Dear Editor: The March 17th edition of the Barrow Journal included an article advising us that the census forms …
Letter To The Barrow Journal: Issues With Census Process Read More »
In March, two Georgia state Senators, Lee Hawkins and David Adelman, of the 49th and 42nd Senate districts respectively, vacated their seats for other opportunities. Adelman departed to become the ambassador to Singapore, while Hawkins resigned to run for the …
Libertarian Party Fields Two Candidates in 2010 Special Elections Read More »
In Monday’s Georgia Libertarian Online, I included what I found to be an interesting piece on Seth Godin’s blog about the fear of giving. As Libertarians, we have a reputation of acting in our own self-interests. This is a reputation very much deserved, …
How Much Is Enough? Addressing The Fear Of Giving Read More »
On Wednesday, Libertarian candidate for Georgia Governor, John Monds, spoke with students and faculty at Georgia Highlands College, speaking on the importance of our nation’s founding documents, like the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. He also discussed how the …
Libertarian for Governor Tells Georgia Highlands Students About the Libertarian Party Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Atlanta is gearing up to support the Libertarian Party’s candidates in this year’s election. If you have never been involved in campaigns before now; this is a great way to gain experience! Campaigns require the support …
SB 418, formerly known as the Prescription Drug Monitoring Act, will be considered in the State Senate at some time today. Similar legislation was shot down last year by the Georgia Senate after privacy concerns were brought to light. However, …
ACTION ALERT: Call your Senators today to vote against SB 418 Read More »
The 11th circuit court decision on March 19th in the Coffield vs. Handel case upholds limiting choice for Georgia voters, as they confirm a lower court’s dismissal for “failure to state a claim” as the plaintiff challenged the Constitutionality of …
Libertarian Party Blasts Coffield vs. Handel Ruling, Pushes For Ballot Access Read More »
Yesterday, while many Georgians were relaxing, worshiping, or even sleeping, the United States House of Representatives debated and passed legislation that not only impacts the lives of every American, but also serves as a “bailout” of insurance and pharmaceutical companies. …
A bill in the state legislature could compromise your privacy if you use certain prescribed or over-the-counter medicines, says the Libertarian Party of Georgia (LP Georgia). Similar legislation was shot down last year by the Georgia Senate after privacy concerns …
Bill to monitor prescription drugs should be defeated Read More »
It’s official! We have confirmed our 2010 convention details. Over the past few weeks, we’ve been asking you to “Save the Date” of April 24th, 2010 in the Georgia Libertarian Online, as we finalized the details for ourconvention. I’m happy …
Despite efforts to trim down spending in the 2009 session, Georgia still faces a tremendous budget crisis stemming from the recession that has plagued the country. The legislature is in the midst of a two week break to figure out …
Libertarians call for more spending cuts, oppose tax hikes Read More »
Libertarian candidate for Georgia State Senate District 42 David Montané will host an informal “meet and greet” at “The Marlay House” formerly known as “The Grange” at 426 West Ponce De Leon Ave. Decatur GA. 30330 on Thursday February the …
David Montané Hosting “Meet & Greet” At The Marley House Read More »
Kira Willis today announces her entrance into the race for State School Superintendent and is seeking the nomination of the Libertarian Party. Willis, a veteran teacher from Roswell, Georgia, runs on the ABCs of education: Accountability, Budget, and Community. “Accountability …
Kira Willis Announces Bid for State School Superintendent Read More »
Legislation has been introduced in the Georgia General Assembly to give voters more choice at the ballot box by expanding ballot access to political bodies. Georgia law states that in order for a candidate to get on the ballot he …
Libertarian Party backs voter choice legislation Read More »
The Libertarian Party of Georgia renews its call for passage of Senate Bill 1, the Budget Act, which would require appropriators to review a quarter of the state budget every year to remove waste and ineffective programs (also know as …
Libertarian Party renews call for passage of Budget Act Read More »
In an effort to appear “tough on crime” while running for the office of Attorney General, State Rep. Rob Teilhet, a Democrat from Smyrna, is proposing legislation that would require any individual arrested on a felony charge to submit a …
Libertarian Party of Georgia opposes DNA proposal Read More »
Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 5th, is the big day for Georgia Senate District 22 candidate Taylor Bryant. Spread the word and let’s help him bring this election home! We have an amazing opportunity as Taylor is running against 3 Democrats and …
We have an exciting year in store for Georgia Libertarians! We have many candidates on both the state and national level and hope you can lend your support to all of them. Right **NOW** we have a Special Election for …
The following candidates participated in this Tuesday’s elections: Chris Neill: Marietta Mayor: 14% Karen Richardson: John’s Creek City Council: Ran unopposed Richard Segal: Douglasville City Council Ward 2: 41% Jeffrey Sexton: Leesburg City Council: 22% Kellie Weeks: Gainesville City School …
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