This will be my 64th Thanksgiving, and I cannot recall a single previous one which presented such a challenge to find reasons to be thankful. I mean, c’mon, really? The elephant in the room is the Covid-19 pandemic. A fairly small but vocal minority will tell you that no such thing exists, and that the […]
Come Ye Thankful People Read More »
On the afternoon of Saturday, August 8th, 2020, seven local Libertarians met at the corner of 5th Street and Huffman Avenue in Dayton, Ohio to pick up litter. Dan Zink, Joe Hendrix, Mike Lopez, J Anthony Williams, Mike Monaghan, and Mike’s two daughters met at 2 pm and spent more than two hours picking up
Montgomery County Libertarians Clean Up Trash in Historic Inner East Dayton Read More »
Today, the Ohio Liquor Commission approved a measure requested by Gov. Dewine to require all permitted liquor businesses to close liquor sales by 10pm. The Libertarian Party of Ohio condemns the action of the Commission and Gov. Dewine. This measure will destroy an already fragile business segment that is reeling from three months of forced
COVID-19 Doesn’t Leave at 10PM; Why Should You? Read More »
As I write this, my phone continues to go off with alerts from Columbus area governments and police about ongoing events in major cities in Ohio, as it has all day, every day, for the past several days. That’s far more days and worrisome alerts than I’d like to be getting, especially after an entire
From Protests to Progress – Beginning to Make a Difference: A Liberty-Focused Guide Read More »
This coming Memorial Day weekend, the Libertarian Party is set up to make history with a big set of “firsts” in US politics. For the first time ever, a presidential nomination will be made by an entirely online assembly of delegates. As far as we’re aware, this will also be the first ever such online
Making Up is Hard to do; Making History is Even Harder Read More »
