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Property rights in America are sinking to the bottom of a regulatory swamp. The biggest threat to property rights is

This guest post by member Greg Morin was originally published in the Morgan County Citizen on Friday, March 23rd. Tax

With an end to the legislative session in sight, legislators from both houses of the General Assembly confer over the

Nearing the end of the 2011-2012 legislative session, Georgia’s lawmakers consider a bill which would deny to undocumented persons access

LP Georgia member Greg Morin penned this piece on his blog, Porcupine Musings. In a recent editorial I obliquely referred

Colorado’s highest court has ruled that licensed students may legally carry firearms on a college campus. I say, what is

Many thanks to those who attended the 2012 state convention in Athens, Georgia. This year, we hosted a Presidential Debate

Join us at 3:30 p.m. EDT for our Presidential Debate taking place at the 2012 State Convention at the Georgia

On February 24th & 25th 2012, the Libertarian Party of Georgia will hold its annual convention in Athens, Georgia at The

This was originally published on October 13, 2011 in the Morgan County Citizen. By: Greg Morin The idea of “illegal” immigration

This was originally published on September 30, 2011 in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution With great fanfare, Atlanta officials unveiled a new video

Yesterday, United Liberty published a post by Columbus Libertarian, Nick Nottleman, about one of the most difficult freedom issues we, as Libertarians,

At Sunday’s polo fundraiser, attendees were treated to the music of Sweet Harmony, an Atlanta area folk-rock band, featuring the

Often, Libertarians encounter people who agree with our philosophy of individual freedom and personal responsibility, but they are not yet

Earlier this month, this was shared on Facebook by our good friend Lawrence Reed at the Foundation for Economic Education. After

As many of you know, several members of our Executive Committee and our Executive Director have committed to something called

Looking back at the “Change the Debate” post from Sunday, we’d like to add a pertinent, relevant example of how a careful

Amanda Bryant, Chairman of the Libertarian Party of the CSRA was sworn in as an appointed Senator of the Student

Often, Libertarians are faced with difficult issues to explain, as the commonly-used terms to describe government action, and to a

Celebrated Libertarian communicator, Michael Cloud, shared this in a recent issue of The Advocates for Self-Government’s newsletter, Liberator Online. We are flooded with