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Welcome to the Party of Principle!

The Libertarian Party of Wisconsin is committed to America’s heritage of freedom:
  • Individual liberty and personal responsibility
  • A free-market economy of abundance and prosperity
  • A foreign policy of non-intervention, peace, and free trade
As Libertarians, we defend each person’s right to engage in any activity that is peaceful and honest and we welcome the diversity that freedom brings.

We seek a world of liberty; a world in which all individuals control their own lives and are never forced to compromise their values or sacrifice their property.

We believe that no conflict exists between civil order and individual rights and that individuals, groups, or governments should not initiate force against other individuals, groups, or governments.

We invite you to join us in the partnership for a more free and prosperous America.

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Foreign Aid Wasted; Time to Cut Foreign Subsidies

With the Cold War long over, Washington no longer needs to buy political support from Third World governments. It’s time to make radical cuts in subsidies for other governments,” insists Bob Barr

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Bi-Partisan Elections?

The Wausau Herald reported recently that "Companies, unions paying out millions" to cover "funding gaps for both national political conventions." Uh, correction, MY party held its national nominating convention in Denver in May, without a funding gap or taxpayer handouts, unlike the upcoming national conventions.

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Barr Calls to Sell Off Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

“The American people cannot afford to keep bailing out big businesses, lenders, investment bankers, and brokers who made big mistakes,” says Bob Barr.“With bad financial news continuing to pile up, officials at the Treasury Department and the quasi-government companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are talking about a bail-out. We must turn these organizations into true private firms, with no special access to the Treasury,” insists Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party presidential nominee.

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Wisconsin Economic Development Threatened

Governor Jim Doyle warned in his State of the State address in January that, “We will have to make deep cuts and hard sacrifices.” Many thought he was talking about the state government making sacrifices but it turns out that it may be Wisconsin's small businesses, consumers, and young workers who will suffer.

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Chair Says Global Warming Not Our Fault

Gov. Doyle told a public hearing this week that the two most important things government can do to combat global warming are to set renewable energy use standards and establish and carbon cap-and-trade market. Fortunately for Wisconsin, not all agree.

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