Libertarian Party of California

California’s redevelopment agencies have received a death blow…for now…thanks to the California Supreme Court’s December 29 ruling. But government’s appetite for your money and private property remains insatiable. A 66-year habit is hard to break. After World War II ended in 1945, the Legislature permitted cities and counties to establish special agencies to revitalize their [...]

Who doesn’t appreciate new technology? Cell phones, smart phones, Wi-Fi, iPad, iPod, Bluetooth, Blue Ray, HD, 3-D TV, Internet TV… We embrace these electronic technologies largely because they afford us efficiency, convenience, cost-savings, and entertainment, generally advancing our quality of life. However, not every new electronic device is embraced by consumers—not when the risks outweigh [...]

Drop in on any political conversation between philosophical rivals and you’ll hear a debate over the value and role of the United States Constitution in modern-day governance. Conservative and libertarian types consider it “the law of the land,” which America’s Founding Fathers crafted with the objective of limiting the federal government to a few tasks [...]

CALLING ALL VENTURA COUNTY LIBERTARIANS                                                                   If you value…   Private Property Rights Limited Government and Free Markets Sensible Use of Your Tax Dollars Food Grown Locally in Ventura County Produce from Organic and Family Farms …   We must take action NOW to protect these! The Ventura County Board of Supervisors is on the verge of adopting new “Guidelines” (known as the Biology ISAG). The ONLY version [...]

Friday night (1/28/11) I attended a talk by Steve Forbes at the Reagan Library and was very impressed with his ideas on the major issues of the day: health care, education, taxation, economic decline and growth, size of government, national and personal debt, money manipulation and politics. Forbes not only addressed the problems and named [...]

  Although we can usually recognize threats to our own personal liberties, such as private property rights, free speech, economic freedom and right to privacy, it is sometimes difficult to see how similar threats to the rights of groups and institutions may, if ignored, very well wind up on our front doorsteps. But when we do identify [...]