The guys discuss Sandy, private charity and FEMA, Mourdock’s abortion comments, and other election related issues.
Responsibile, competent, and tolerant Libertarianism.
Welcome to the website of the Libertarian Party of Marion County in Indiana. We are affiliated with the national Libertarian Party and the Libertarian Party of Indiana. The Libertarian Party is the third largest political party in the United States and is the only non-major party with ballot access in the state of Indiana. Marion County is home to Indianapolis and is the largest affiliated county in Indiana.
Libertarians believe in being SERVED by a small, non-intrusive government that is financially responsible, administratively competent and socially tolerant.
"Libertarians believe the answer to America's political problems is the same commitment to freedom that earned America its greatness: a free-market economy and the abundance and prosperity it brings; a dedication to civil liberties and personal freedom that marks this country above all others; and a foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade as prescribed by America's founders." (Source: The Libertarian Party: A Short History, 2000)
LPIN Podcast Season 2 – 015: New County Chairs
Paul Gable of Shelby County and Travis Weik of Henry County describe what it is like to start a county party, and what Rupert’s campaign has done for the Libertarian Party of Indiana.
LPIN Podcast Season 2 – 014: Jeremiah Morrell for House District 54
Jeremiah Morrell, House District 54, on his run for office.
Can Mourdock Survive?
By joshfeatherstone on October 24, 2012 in #INSen, Abortion, Andrew Horning, debate, Joe Donnelly, Pregnancy, Rape, Richard Mourdock, U.S. Senate
The simple answer is no.By now you’ve heard the quote, probably many, many times, from Richard Mourdock last night about pregnancies from rape. A gaffe? Perhaps. A career killer? Maybe. A campaign ender? Almost definitely.This comment might have not ha…
99, 97, 47 Hike: Painting By Numbers
I’m part of the 99% who doesn’t hate the 1% and actually aspires to join them someday. Or am I part of the 53% who thinks that 47% is too high of a number for a supposed free country instilled with self-reliance and self-determination? I kn…