Minnesota Liberty Podcast: Protests, Free Speech, and Foreign Policy
The protests in New York have spread to University of Minnesota. Are there limits to free speech? And what does the US foreign policy have to do with all this?
The Libertarian Party of Minnesota represents the most marginalized minority in politics today: the individual. Libertarians believe in the supreme rights of the individual over the collective, and that each individual is best suited to make decisions for themselves and their families. History has shown us that government which governs least produces more prosperity, and that government whose powers are limited to their local constituents only produces higher approval and trust in said government.
As a "third party", the cards are stacked against us. The hurdles for us to just appear on ballots alongside the two major parties are unconstitutional, and morally reprehensible. These two major parties have converged at the policy level to create a monopoly on governance, one which continues to fund forever-wars, and has now produced over $35 trillion of debt. Help us defeat the two-party system, and bring liberty back to Minnesota!
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The protests in New York have spread to University of Minnesota. Are there limits to free speech? And what does the US foreign policy have to do with all this?
The Minnesota State Convention was on April 20 and 21st in Duluth, Minnesota. And the results are in!
A celebration of 4-20 that just so happens to coincide with the Libertarian Party of Minnesota's State Convention. Bring your bud and join us!