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What does the Wyoming Libertarian Party stand for?

A common question is "What does the Wyoming Libertarian Party stand for"? The answer is quite simple —

The Wyoming Libertarian Party stands for more individual liberty and for less government.

The citizens of Wyoming can't do much about the damage that the federal government is doing to our country, but we can help to minimize the damage to our state. Here is what the Wyoming Libertarian Party is focused on:

  • State sovereignty
  • Reduced taxes
  • Reduced state government spending
  • Sound money
  • Gun rights
  • Property rights
  • Freedom to work

The Platform of the Wyoming Libertarian Party provides details.

 

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Join others in discussing, by email, the Wyoming LP and related topics. You do not need to be Libertarian to join the discussion, you just need to be interested in advancing liberty for the citizens of Wyoming. To subscribe to the Wyoming LP email discussion list click here.

Become a Member of the Wyoming Libertarian Party

If you are serious about advancing the cause of liberty in Wyoming, join us as a member of the Wyoming LP. The requirements for membership are $50/year annual dues ($25 for students) and Wyoming voter registration as a Libertarian. Send your check to -

      Wyoming Libertarian Party
      PO Box 1684
      Riverton, WY 82501

Help the LP

The goal of the Wyoming Libertarian Party State is to give the voters of our great state real choice in the 2010 elections, to have Libertarian candidates on the ballot for all of the elections that matter: state house and senate seats, governor and the US House seat. We need your help to meet our goal. Contact Don Wills at chairman@wyominglp.org to find out what you can do.

It's Time To Stand Up

"Network" clip

If you feel the same as Howard Beale in the movie "Network", then stand up and do something about it! If you're mad as hell and you won't take it any more, then join us and let's throw the liars out of office.