2025

Book Review: Politics Is for Power by Eitan Hersh – A Libertarian Perspective on CountyParty Growth

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Eitan Hersh’s Politics Is for Power challenges modern political engagement, arguing that too many Americansmistake passive consumption of political media for actual political involvement. Instead of treating politics asentertainment, Hersh urges readers to get involved in grassroots organizing and real-world political action. Hiscore message—that politics is about building power through sustained, local engagement—offers valuableinsights for […]

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Ohio Republicans Just Stole 4 Hours of Your Life

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ohio Republicans Just Stole 4 Hours of Your Life COLUMBUS — While hardworking Ohioans battle inflation and rising costs, Ohio Republicans just handed a $600 million “loan” to billionaire Browns owner Jimmy Haslam — and every employed Ohioan is footing the bill.At Ohio’s average wage of $27/hour, that means each of the

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Libertarian Party of Ohio Endorses Mike Mains for Harrison City Council in 2025

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbus, OH – 3/18/2025 – The Libertarian Party of Ohio Executive Committee is proud to officially endorse Mike Mains in his campaign for Harrison City Council in the 2025 general election. Mike Mains has been a relentless advocate for liberty, consistently standing against government overreach and unnecessary taxation. As a principled Libertarian, he has opposed tax increases, fought to reduce wasteful spending, and worked

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Ignoring bad law is not good policy

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In a recent press release the US Treasury Dept announced that it will not be enforcing the “beneficial ownership” information section, 31 U.S. Code § 5336, of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which mandates reporting of individuals who own or control certain business entities to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). The Transparency Act is

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