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Posts published in December 2017

LP.org: Congress should let FISA amendments expire

LP.org:

Section 702 loophole allows sweeping warrants to spy on U.S. citizens

Libertarians advocate individual privacy and government transparency. We are committed to ending government’s practice of spying on everyone.

Congress passed the FISA Amendments Act in 2008 to enable surveillance of persons or organizations outside the United States, but in practice section 702 of the act includes sweeping warrants for the National Security Agency (NSA) and its PRISM surveillance program to collect static information stored in widely used online portals like Google and Facebook — no matter whose information it is.…

Colorado LP Board Calls for Transparency on National LP Convention Committees

The Board of the Libertarian Party of Colorado today declared that the state Party’s appointees to the 2018 National Platform Committee shall be “conditional upon appointee not agreeing to any secrecy requirements for discussions that reasonably would be considered committee discussion such as any email list to which all committee members have access or emails copied to the entire committee.”…

Jill Stein Responds to Senate Committee Investigation

The Green Party issued a press release commenting on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence looking at  Jill Stein as part of its investigation into interference in the 2016 election.…

Green Mountain Party Gains Minor Party Status in Vermont

The Green Mountain Party has gained Minor Party status in the state of Vermont. The Green Mountain Party is a political group unique to Vermont and is not affiliated with any national political organization.…