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The Libertarian Party

relies solely on voluntary support and accepts no government funding. Unlike the other parties, we believe those who disagree with us should not be forced to fund our activities with their tax dollars. Please donate generously.

The Libertarian Party is America's third-largest political party, with nearly 600 people serving in office nationwide.

Over 3 million Americans voted for a Libertarian candidate in the last election.

Libertarian presidential candidate Bob Barr was on more state ballots than Ralph Nader.

The Libertarian candidate for president has appeared on all 50 state ballots, plus D.C., for the past three elections. No other third party has done so twice in a row.

Libertarians in office save Americans over $1 billion every year by cutting taxes.

1972 Libertarian candidate for Vice-President, Tonie Nathan, was the first woman in US history to receive an electoral college vote.



"Contemporary libertarianism
is really nothing more than the classical liberalism of James Madison and Thomas Jefferson. As such, any summary of libertarianism's central propositions would probably include most of the following: That individual liberty is the most important political value, such that people should be allowed to live as they please so long as they respect the right of others to do the same. That there is no meaningful distinction between individual liberty and economic liberty, such that property rights are as indispensable to liberty as freedom of speech, press and religion. Put differently, how much money a person makes or how he spends it should be no more a concern of his fellow citizens or his government than which god he worships or whom he sleeps with."

-- Bradley R. Gitz
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
November 27, 2003



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