Libertarian Party of Pittsburgh

A Lesson on School Choice

No doubt the unions hate freedom of people to choose what works vs. what the unions want for their members.

It is Good to See Freedom is Still Valued

Above is the Ron Paul donation clock as the hours pass for the Boston Tea Party fund raiser. at 12:00 p.m. today it was at $13.85 million, having already raised over $2 million. By 4:38 p.m. it was at $15.213 million. Libertarians are about freedom and liberty... We're for you're right to say "no thanks" to bureaucrats and meddlers (and worse) who like to round up voters so they can hijack democracy and rife into to your wallet and rights. To libertarians, the government has one job: ...

Real Voting Problem: Candidate Discrimination

As published in the PIttsburgh Post Gazette, December 25, 2006 The real voting problem: third-party or independent candidates are shut out Paper ballots may stop votes disappearing from recounts ("In Praise of Paper" by Bruce Schneier, Dec. 3 Forum), but they won't stop candidates disappearing from Pennsylvania ballots. 2006 saw no Pennsylvania third party or independent statewide candidates because unfair rules required over 67,000 ballot access signatures. Major-party statewide nomine...

3rd Party Candidates Hamstrung by Discriminatory Election Laws

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- Libertarian Party of Pittsburgh contacts: Harold Kyriazi: 412-478-4012 (cell); htk@pitt.edu David Posipanka: 412-983-5451 (cell); 412-464-0660 (home) ------------------------------------------- Pittsburgh, PA -- August 15, 2006 The Libertarian Party of Pittsburgh is sad to announce that one of its most popular and energetic candidates, David Posipanka of Homestead, has been forced to withdraw from his race for State Representative in the 35th district. After ha...