Pennsylvania deserves real choice.
Ken Krawchuk for Governor and John Thomas for Lt. Governor are ready to fight for liberty, accountability, and your rights. Join us.
Attention Pennsylvania voters!
Libertarian candidate Jamie Frost Remmey is running for U.S. House District 1 and needs your signature on a petition to make it in the ballot this November. Come out to the event if you can make it. Can’t make it? Check out link to her campaign in the comments to see how you can help.
Patriots of PA-01. It’s time to back Jamie Frost Remmey for Congress! A true fighter for America First values in Pennsylvania. Let’s get her elected! 🇺🇸
#AmericaFirst#PA01#Remmey4Congress
@GOP__Ls You have clearly done zero research on this case.
The Feds involved in the case were corrupt and Ross was not guilty of any of the government's charges against him.
Can I have a minute of your time?
I want to introduce you to @Remmey4Congress
The second I met her I was blown away. Her FIRE and SPIRIT is magnetic.
She needs way more help than I did.
She needs 5000 signatures to challenge a dude that signs bombs.
Can you help my friend?
I had to troll this RINO. What a joke @RepBrianFitz. Can't even face your constituents. I mean yeah, I'm a dork too but honestly. I'm not this bad, right? @LPNational@LPPAorg#donttreadondistrict1 https://t.co/9Jhpf4moEE
To quote @Remmey4Congress “If you are a resident of Montgomery County and live within PA-01, join me and Chris Wagler, who is running for District 131, at this event and sign our petition to gain ballot access. I heard a rumor that no one wants to see Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick back in Washington and I would love to fill his spot. Get a truly ANTI War, ANTI Authoritarian on the ballot this November. Send someone to Washington who trusts YOU more than OUR government.”
#district1frostwarning #donttreadondistrict1 #fedupneighbor
So proud of my friend @Jtodd601 We will not be silent. We will not be bought. Help my campaign and PA-01 by volunteering or donating. My friend will need some backup in DC. @LPNational@LPPAorg
Cell phones in the hands of kids is a check on the govt school's ability to indoctrinate children. When kids have access to phones, teachers are aware that their rants may end up on TikTok. This keeps them in check.
Republicans and Democrats want to remove this protections.
Let's try this again:
Art. 1, Sec. 21: "...the right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the state shall not be questioned."
In case we stuttered, there's Art. 1, Sec. 25, where that right is "excepted out of the general powers of government..."
On this day, June 2nd, 1774, the Quartering Act of 1774 was passed as part of the Intolerable Acts, allowing British governors to house soldiers in private colonial buildings if barracks were unavailable, directly violating property rights and privacy. This measure was intended to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party but inflamed resentment across the colonies, accelerating the push for independence. It exemplified British overreach that treated colonists as subjects rather than free individuals with inviolable homes and consent.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques state intrusion, tying it to modern privacy violations such as warrantless surveillance, civil asset forfeiture, and regulatory mandates that compel private property use. We advocate for robust property rights and limits on government power to prevent any form of forced quartering or seizure. Let's reject any law that compels citizens to house or support state forces against their will.
On this day, June 1st, 1812, President James Madison asked Congress to declare war on Britain, starting the War of 1812 over trade disputes, impressment of American sailors, and British support for Native American tribes resisting U.S. expansion. The conflict, often called "Mr. Madison's War," involved failed invasions of Canada and naval battles that ended in a stalemate with the Treaty of Ghent, but it came at the cost of thousands of lives, economic disruption, and expanded federal power. The war highlighted how easily the young republic could be drawn into European-style conflicts despite its founding principles of restraint and the fact that Britain had already revoked many disputed restrictions before the declaration reached London.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques this war of choice, advocating for diplomacy to resolve disputes without bloodshed, much like the folly of Trump launching war against Iran today without clear congressional approval or exit strategy. We believe neutrality preserves liberty and resources far better than intervention. Let's reject unnecessary wars that expand government power and burden future generations with debt and division.