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Posts published in July 2014

Richard Charles: Introducing the .0028 Tax Fix

Richard Charles is the Libertarian Party candidate for U.S. House in Nevada’s first district. The following was posted on his blog:

Tax official Adam Smith wrote in 1776 in Wealth of Nations that lower tax rates produce higher revenues.…

Patrick Must Halt New Pipeline Tax Says Green-Rainbow Party

Governor Patrick must withdraw his administration’s support for a new electricity rate tariff that could saddle Massachusetts citizens with billions of dollars in electricity bill increases according to three candidates for statewide office.…

Libertarian Party: New York Times Agrees with Us on Marijuana

The New York Times has recently published editorials calling for an end to marijuana prohibition. The Libertarian Party has held that same position for decades.

On July 27, 2014, the Times wrote: “… It has been more than 40 years since Congress passed the current ban on marijuana, inflicting great harm on society just to prohibit a substance far less dangerous than alcohol.…

NC Libertarian Candidates Applaud Same-Sex Marriage Decision

Press Release from the Libertarian Party of North Carolina

RALEIGH (July 30) – Libertarian candidates applauded the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision to strike down a Virginia law banning same-sex marriage, a law similar to a state constitutional amendment passed by North Carolina voters in 2012.…

Evan Falchuk: Veto Expansion of the Boston Convention Center

In light of Governor Patrick’s July 29 announcement that he will be signing a bill authorizing a $1 billion expansion of the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, I reiterate my opposition to this move, which puts massive borrowing by the state for a project with unguaranteed financial return above the very real, day-to-day priorities of so many people in Massachusetts.…

Chicago Sun-Times: Libertarians Work to Stay on Illinois Ballot

By Thomas Frisbie:

Brian S. Lambrecht knew the signatures he collected to get the Libertarian Party on the Illinois ballot this fall would be challenged.

But he didn’t necessarily expect he’d be accused of fraud for falsely claiming to live in the Addison home where he has in fact lived for nearly eight years — and, he points out, where he has been paying the mortgage.…