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Chuck Baldwin, the Constitution Party’s 2008 presidential nominee.
By Chuck Baldwin
July 4, 2013
NewsWithViews.com
In honor of Independence Day, I want to devote this column to the brave men of colonial America who were most responsible for our country’s successful separation from Great Britain, namely, the patriot pastors and stalwart statesmen of 1775 and 1776.…
On July 2nd, the Libertarian Party’s Facebook page announced the the event details for the Libertarian Party of Illinois’ state convention were released. They are below:
Join us for this year’s Libertarian Party of Illinois Convention!…
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The Libertarian Party has a long history of defending the rights to privacy guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment to the U.S.
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Darrell Castle talks about a recent agreement to have Russian troops provide security at mass disasters and special events in the United States. Castle was the Constitution Party’s 2008 vice-presidential candidate and is considering seeking the CP’s presidential nomination in 2016.…
July 3, 2013
In Egypt the voices of tens of millions of people have been heard. Following months of protests and demonstrations calling for early elections, and after weeks of intransigence by the Morsi government, the demand for a change in power has been met.…
Friends,
Hopefully, you have something enjoyable planned for Independence Day. A parade to go to, a picnic or BBQ, some time with family and friends…or just a day to relax.…
The following email was sent out by the Libertarian Party today:
Dear Friend of Liberty,
Tomorrow, we celebrate Independence Day, the day two hundred and thirty-seven years ago when Americans declared their independence from the king of Great Britain and set out to create a nation with a small and unintrusive government, leaving people free to live their lives in peace, harmony, and abundance.…
July 2, 2013
Leah Bolger, Secretary of Defense, and Kevin Zeese, Attorney General
Since 9/11, the federal government has increasingly used the excuse of “national security” to justify violations of human rights and civil rights, to spy on allied foreign governments, and to increase spending on intelligence gathering, weapons and war. …
