The Rising Tide

Through the course of this year (or to be more exact, since around sometime this past spring), there has been quite an apparent rise in public support for a far-left doctrine known as “social democracy”—or as the demagogue that many of these social democrats in our country today are rallying behind incorrectly calls it, “democratic […]

Manhattan Libertarians will have an “Operation Politically Homeless” booth at NYC PrideFest on Sunday afternoon. We will be in booth A11 (East side of Hudson St between W 12th St and 8th Ave). Stop by and see us after the parade, or if you want to volunteer to help with the booth, please contact Rob

This month we talk about everyone’s favorite agency, the NSA. That’s right, congress is discussing bulk data collection and a court just deemed what the NSA does as illegal EVEN BASED ON THE PATRIOT ACT! So let’s talk about what we would do (instead) if we had control today, or tomorrow. An end to the NSA?

The Libertarian Party of New York will be having its annual convention this year in Rochester on April 25 in the Airport Holiday Inn. Rochester doesn’t get any more convenient than this, so let’s represent downstate!  Register at http://ny.lp.org/

I followed the low rumble, and moved towards the cavern’s light source which started out as dim flickers on the wet stone walls.  I reached the top of tunnel in a brisk pace, being pushed on by anticipation.  I reach the top, the finish, to find a room with about 20 Liberty-minded people or at

It occurred on 2/10/15 in the upstairs party room at Big Daddy’s restaurant in Gramercy Park @ 239 Park Ave. South, New York, NY. The stated start time was 7pm but it didn’t get underway until about 7:20.  It was our 1st meeting at this location so it took some guests & members a little

Attendees say that New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has taken enough of their money already Jan. 31, 2015 – NEW YORK — The Manhattan Libertarian Party held its annual convention last Saturday, amending its bylaws to update two committee positions, and electing officers. Outside of this routine business, and before the two guest speakers,