BY ANDREW MARTIN KOLSTEE On Election Day (November 7, 2017), there will be a proposal in New York State on whether or not to hold a Constitutional Convention. A number of people have asked the Libertarian Party of New York […]
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The Libertarian Party of New York has issued a statement in support of Aaron Commey, candidate for Mayor of New York City. Aaron Commey spent nearly 15 years in Federal Prison without ever being convicted of a crime NEW YORK,
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When I saw the news about Las Vegas I thought ‘the lefties and righties are going to conjure up some way this proves the other side is to blame.’ Hillary Clinton promptly came out blaming the NRA. A right-winger blamed
Brownfield and Greenfield industrial properties Brownfield definition: A former industrial or commercial site where future use is affected by real or perceived environmental contamination. Greenfield definition: Relating to or denoting previously undeveloped sites for commercial development. The choice of Brownfield
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WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK – The Libertarian Party of New York will hold an in-person meeting in November. Hosted by the Westchester County Libertarian Party, the event will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. We will discuss strategies for
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Three Genesee County Libertarians are on the ballot for the Fall 2017 election! LPNY Vice Chair Jim Rosenbeck, LPNY At Large Representative Mark Potwora and GCLP member Lisa Whitehead aim to change business as usual in the City of Batavia.
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The authorities have noticed the result of prohibiting price-gouging of gasoline–the early birds suck it all up and the late-comers find no gasoline available at any price. If price-gouging of gasoline were permitted, the early birds would buy only the
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Syracuse, NY – “Do you think the government is doing a good job?” That was the question we asked New York State Fair goers who stopped by our booth. The Libertarian Party of New York teamed up with the Onondaga
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The bedbug industry is much larger than the bedbug problem. The gluten-free industry is much greater than the gluten problem. The identity-theft industry is much greater than the identity-theft problem. The global-warming industry is much greater than the global-warming problem.
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Zoning laws were first enacted in 1916 by New York State. A watershed SCOTUS case Euclid vs. Ambler came 10 years later (1926) and established the local community police power to enforce land use restrictions. Zoning laws throughout the country
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