Many people involved in the LP over the years showed tremendous commitment and courage.
Here, we record the histories of the people whose work came from the heart and mind, an expression of their hunger for a real freedom to be shared by everyone.
And then there were people like the Kochs and their flunkies Edward H. Crane, III and his toadies.
The Ideas of Libertarianism - Ayn Rand
1971 - 1977 - The Early Libertarian Party
1981 - Earl Smith, Libertarian Candidate for Mayor of Los Angeles
1983 - 1984 - The Burns/Bergland/Ravenal Campaign
This leads off this site to the Koch's backgrounds, the impact of their own ideas, and their use of highly unethical means for conducting business.
"Whereas, certain individuals associated with the Libertarian Party conspired to violate National Libertarian Party policy, libertarian principles, and normal standards of business ethics, and
Whereas, we have in the past supported, promoted and endorsed these individuals by our official actions and in our publications and appeals, and
Whereas, we have an obligation to keep our membership informed;
Therefore, we the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania withdraw any expressed or implied endorsement of any of these individuals or organizations or projects in which they are involved. The individuals are, in alphabetical order:
Sharon Ayres
David Bergland
Harry Browne
Michael (Emerling) Cloud
Jack Harris Dean
Perry Willis
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