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Donna Knezevich, running for Mississippi State Representative, reports about her campaign: You requested some information from me relative to what I have done on my campaign already, which includes: – Set up a website: www.donnak4ms.com – Held a kick off meeting, which made the front page of the local newspaper

August 29, 2011 Dear Friend of Liberty, First I want to thank everyone who supported our 24-hour HURRICANE EARTHQUAKE L.P. (H.E.L.P.) Telethon here at the national Libertarian Party Headquarters in Washington, D.C. From the start of the announcement Friday through noon on Sunday, we received $365 by phone and $2,797.76 online.

from the Wisconsin LP The Libertarian Party of Wisconsin’s Executive Meeting has been confirmed for Saturday, October 1st from 12:00 noon to 3pm at the Dalles House Restaurant -French Room – in St. Croix Falls, WI, located near the off ramp of US Highway 8 & WI State Highway 35 South. This event is being […]

"In practice it ends up being a states’ rights issue because the only way we’re able to make progress in the political realm is by winning in states, which then allows us to increase the pressure on the federal government." – Rob Kampia, Executive Director, Marijuana Policy Project

Libertarian Party leaders present "The Case for the Libertarian Party" at Freedom Fest 2011. Speakers: Mark Hinkle, LNC Chair; Wes Benedict, LNC Executive Director; Ed Coleman, Indianapolis Councilor.

Former congressional candidate, Travis Irvine, speaks with folks around the Fed on what they know!

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"The choice isn’t treating marijuana like tomatos or taxing marijuana; the choice is marijuana being illegal, where you go to jail, or taxing marijuana like alcohol. Those are the choices right now in the public debate." Rob Kampia, Executive Director, Marijuana Policy Project. [Editor’s disclaimer – Some Libertarians support legalizing and taxing marijuana as a […]

 Former Libertarian congressional candidate, Travis Irvine, asks Americans about the two-party system and the potential for a third.

"The government almost routinely is able to get search warrants on specious evidence to kick down your door, with guns." – Rob Kampia, Executive Director, Marijuana Policy Project.

"Ultimately, marijuana should be put into the ‘Free Market’ in a sense that there should be a legal way to sell it, package it, export it, etc." – Rob Kampia, Executive Director, Marijuana Policy Project.