In this editorial, first published by Think Liberty, Ohio’s very own Matthew McGowan refutes an editorial that “The Libertarian Party Should Run Fewer, Better Candidates And Put Quality Over Quantity.” So the problem isn’t that we don’t run enough candidates, it’s that we run too many.Or at least that’s the case according to an editorial from The […]
Quality over Quantity – Why Not Both Read More »
Henry David Thoreau once said: “If I knew for a certainty that a man was coming to my house with the conscious design of doing me good, I should run for my life”; this succinctly and accurately sums up the entire debate of healthcare for the past several decades. We should take the good intentions
ACA: A Bipartisan Betrayal of American Values Read More »
In the wake of the best ever Libertarian support in a presidential election, the Libertarian Party of Ohio is gaining new support and volunteers every day! We are happy to announce several new posts, both those elected at the recent Central Committee meeting as well as several important new appointments made by the Executive Committee.
Here we grow again! Read More »
On June 13, the City Council of Columbiana, OH made a strong statement in favor of personal freedom. What started as a front-yard gardening ban turned into a challenge to expansive local governing. Not only did the proposed ordinance submitted exclude any language preventing front yard gardens, but the Council threw out the entire motion and need
Columbiana – one small step for mankind, one giant leap for man. Read More »
The Ohio Drug Price Standards Initiative is an issue that, on first pass, seems like a good idea. The government should be spending less, and should be statutorily required to spend as little as possible on all services. However, the presentation of this bill as a restraint on government is a façade hiding the real
Issue 2: Ohio Drug Price Standards Initiative Read More »