DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN RAYMOND BUCKLEY TAKING TO X AND WRITING, QUOTE, THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ENCOURAGING THE ASSASSINATION OF VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS, MUST BE CONDEMNED IN THE ...

“It’s a shame that even on a ‘free speech’ website that libertarians cannot speak freely. Libertarians are truly the most oppressed minority.” The Libertarian Party of New Hampshire says ...

“If you vote for me, on day one, I will commute the sentence of Ross Ulbricht,” former President Donald Trump said at the Libertarian National Convention in May. In July, Trump said at a ...

"From the River to the Sea" may be a dog whistle for genocide. Wanting the slogan banned is a terrible idea. Opinion.

The post appeared to encourage violence against Vice President Kamala Harris. Libertarian Party nominee for president Chase Oliver condemned a reportedly now-deleted comment from the New Hampshire ...

Libertarian Party attorneys made a last-ditch plea Tuesday to the Iowa Supreme Court, asking for the party's three congressional candidates to be reinstated on the November general election ballot.

The incumbent is seeking another term and will face two challengers: Missi Hesketh, a Democrat, and Kevin Craig, a Libertarian ... to himself as a Christian Anarchist who is campaigning for ...

The official X account for the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire posted then deleted a message endorsing the assassination of Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday, hours before a man was taken ...

(Nick Rohlman/The Gazette) DES MOINES — Iowa Supreme Court justices, during oral arguments Tuesday, probed with pointed questions the lawyers representing three Libertarian candidates for ...

The Secret Service said in a statement Monday that the agency is aware of a post from the New Hampshire Libertarian Party that appeared to encourage violence against Vice President Kamala Harris.

Three congressional Libertarian candidates will not appear on the ballot in Iowa after the Iowa Supreme Court determined the Libertarian Party did not follow the law when nominating them.