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The Official Newspaper of the Libertarian Party Libertarian the of Newspaper Official The WWW.LP.ORG M i n imum G o v e r nment • Maximum F r e e d om The Party of Principle™ The Libertarian Party Turns 40 Page 3 December 2011 TheLP Official Newspaper ofNews the Libertarian Party Volume 41, Issue 4 The Libertarian Party: 40 Years of Liberty Page 3 PERMIT NO. 1541 NO. PERMIT Washington, DC 20037 DC Washington, OKLA CITY, OK CITY, OKLA 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Suite 200 Suite NW, Avenue Virginia 2600 U.S. POSTAGE PAID POSTAGE U.S. Libertarian National Committee, Inc. Committee, National Libertarian NON PROFIT ORG PROFIT NON PAGE 2 THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY - WWW.LP.ORG DECEMBER 2011 by the hundreds of thousands. Does that give them pause? Do The following individuals became CHAIRMAN’S CORNER they think they need to change? No, they are too bureaucratic and too entrenched to change from within. BTW, Libertarian Lifetime Members of the Liber- Party registrations are growing and we’re the only political tarian Party between June 26, party that’s doing so. Only outside competition, from you The Power of Leverage guessed it, a third party, will make them change. When they 2011 and November 20, 2011. by Mark Hinkle lose an election, then and only then, do they reflect on what went wrong and how they can be successful the next time. Mark R. Burris (IN) id you ever stop and think: When I address high school senior civics classes, Aaron DeCarlo (MD) “why did I join the Lib- which I’ve done for more than 20 years, I often asked them if John G. Gomez (TX) ertarian Party?” I joined they’ve heard of the Free Soil Party (www.wikipdia.org/wiki/ D Peter C. Hjelmstad (NY) back in 1974 or ’75 (so many years Free_soil_party)? Most have not. Their slogan was “Free ago I don’t quite remember). I was Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor, and Free Men.” Terry Holtz (MS) young and idealistic and thought, This third party was a huge influence on two key is- Deron Johnson (IL) well why not join the Libertarian sues of the day: anti-slavery and homesteading. They only Philip W. Jonckheer (CA) Party. I share their views. What else elected a total of 14 members to the U.S. House and two U.S. do I need to know? Senators. Their two key issues were adopted by the newly James E. Kluttz (CO) Well, over the years, I’ve formed Republican Party in 1854. Everyone knows about the Robert Kraus (VA) learned a bit about third parties slavery issue, but few know that they were instrumental in the Larry V.C. Niven (CA) down through the history of the United States. Aside from the eventual passage of the Homestead Act. So, everyone west Dick Randolph (AK) principles and idealism involved in joining a third party, there of the Mississippi now lives in the United States thanks to a were and are some sound practical reasons as well. political party most have never even heard of. John P. Ribeiro (MD) One of the main reasons to join a third political party That’s leverage! Michael R. Sanders (WA) is leverage. Large organizations, political or not, have no incentive Chad J. Simmons (KS) In the corporate world, if you wanted to change the to change unless outside forces come into play. The Libertar- Albert J. Simon (OR) vision, the culture, or the direction of a large organization, ian Party is that force. If there is to be “Less Government, you’ll spend years working yourself up the corporate ladder, More Freedom” it won’t come from the R’s and D’s. If eco- Lane Smith (TX) then with a lot of work and some luck, you might find your- nomic prosperity is going to come back, it won’t come from Daniel Szathmary (CA) self in a position to lead the corporation in a new direction, or the R’s and D’s. If the United States is going to be a bastion of Lawrence F. Taylor II (TX) create a different corporate culture, etc. Peace and Freedom for the world, it won’t come from the R’s Gregory L. Whitaker (TX) Or, you can use leverage from the outside to do the and D’s. If our government is going to respect our individual same thing by creating a competing organization offering a rights to work as we please, eat what we please, and travel Matthew Wittlief (IN) new vision, a new culture, or a new direction. Then competi- where we please, it won’t come from the R’s and D’s. Holly Wright (WA) tion in the marketplace will make the existing organization Only the Libertarian Party can and does provide the Richard P. Zizan (PA) change its tune or it will lose market share and perhaps go out leverage to move the R’s and D’s towards freedom. of business (unless bailed out by Congress or the President). As we celebrate our 40th anniversary on December The Libertarian Party grants Lifetime Mem- The same is true in the political world. Changing the 11, let us remember not only our principles that guide us, but bership to individuals who contribute at least Republican Party or the Democratic Party from within has also let us remember that only third parties bring about real $1,000 during any twelve-month period. Call got to be an overwhelming task. So overwhelming that the change in politics. only change that has occurred there is to make them less flex- 202-333-0008 to find out how much more you ible than ever before. would need to donate to become a Lifetime Both the Republicans and Democrats are losing voters Member today. SEND NEWS, ARTICLES, Libertarian Party News ESSAYS OR (ISSN 8755-139X) is the official LP News PHOTOGRAPHS: newspaper of the Libertarian Party Libertarian Party® of the United The Purposes of the Libertarian Party: 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Suite 200 States. Opinions and articles Washington, DC 20037 published in this newspaper do not The Party is organized to implement and give voice to the principles embodied in the State- ment of Principles by: functioning as a libertarian political entity separate and distinct from all Phone: (202) 333-0008 necessarily represent official party E-mail: [email protected] positions unless so indicated. other political parties or movements; moving public policy in a libertarian direction by building a political party that elects Libertarians to public office; chartering affiliate parties throughout the United States and promoting their growth and activities; nominating candidates for Presi- SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO: NATIONAL CHAIR: Libertarian Party Mark Hinkle dent and Vice-President of the United States, and supporting Party and affiliate party candi- dates for political office; and, entering into public information activities. 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Suite 200 2600 Virginia Avenue NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC 20037 Washington, DC 20037 Phone: (202) 333-0008 E-mail: [email protected] L P N E W S EDITOR: Email: [email protected] Wes Benedict [email protected] VOL. 41, ISSUE 4 THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY - WWW.LP.ORG PAGE 3 Libertarian Party 1971-2011: The Libertarian Party’s 40th Anniversary City Council seat in Circleville, Ohio and Celebrates 40th by Arthur DiBianca Norman Betros, Jr. is elected to the Board of Education in Haldane, New York. Tonie Anniversary [Note: 1971-2001 entries taken from an Nathan attends the International Women’s article by Bill Winter in the December Year Conference in Houston, where she 2001 issue of LP News.] by Wes Benedict criticizes big-government feminists. “Like women nagging their husband for a new n August 15, 1971, President dress, they were nagging Congress for a ounded on December 11, 1971 as a Richard Nixon gave a televised new law or program,” she says. The Cato pro-liberty alternative to the Repub- Ospeech announcing a government- Institute is founded. licans and Democrats, the Libertar- imposed freeze on wages and prices, and F The above logo with the letters TANSTAAFL, ian Party has fought to promote minimum an end to the convertibility of dollars to coming from the phrase, “There ain’t no such 1978: About 210 LP candidates run in 34 government and maximum freedom. The gold. thing as a free lunch,” was called the Liber- states. Ed Clark receives 5% of the vote in Libertarian Party supports free markets, His announcement shocked many sign, and was one of the Libertarian Party’s his race for Governor of California. Dick civil liberties and peace. libertarians. David F. Nolan and several original logos. Randolph of Alaska becomes the first The Libertarian Party is the third larg- like-minded libertarians in Colorado de- ment” and a plot to “crush dissent” in the elected Libertarian state legislator, coming est political party in the United States, has cided it was time for the creation of a new libertarian movement. in sixth out of 17 contenders for six open had affiliates in all fifty states, and has run Libertarian Party. seats in Fairbanks. thousands of candidates for offices rang- Since then, the Libertarian Party has 1974: An estimated 25-50 LP candidates ing from U.S. President and U.S. Congress grown into an organization with 50 state run for office in nine states. Jerry Tuc- 1979: At a boisterous presidential nominat- down to local offices like city councils and affiliates, a presidential nominee consis- cille wins about 10,200 votes in his race ing convention in Los Angeles, Ed Clark school boards. tently on the ballot in more than 40 states, for New York governor.
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