The Libertarian Party of Ohio is appalled at the vaccine mandate announced today by the federal government. Businesses may decide how to engage with employees, especially in vulnerable settings, as with all things in the freely chosen contract between employer and employee. Medical decisions may be decided between doctors and patients, freely choosing to work […]
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In light of ongoing events between the Libertarian National Committee and the LP Affiliate in New Hampshire, the LPO has issued a letter to the LNC. The reasoning for this is quite simple; as an Affiliate Party ourselves, adverse extralegal conduct toward any other Affiliate threatens us as well. While we go to great lengths
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In statements made on MSNBC late on the afternoon of President Joe Biden’s inauguration, John Brennan, a former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Deputy National Security Advisor for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, and Assistant to the President, likened Libertarians to foreign insurgency movements, referring to us as “serious and insidious threat to our democracy
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Fellow Ohioans and Libertarians, As many of you have become aware, the Ohio Secretary of State put out guidance to the county Boards of Elections regarding the status of our ballot access. This was done following a preemptive move by the Hamilton County Libertarian Party of Ohio to place two Libertarian candidates on the ballot
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BE IT RESOLVED, The Libertarian Party of Ohio condemns the violence that occurred at our nations Capitol this past week and in our country this past year. We are a party founded upon the belief that the initiation of violence is unwarranted for the the attainment of political or social gains. We welcome those who
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