Does the Libertarian Party Have a Future?
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Does the Libertarian Party Have a Future?

After the 2020 election, there were several articles on the future of the Libertarian Party (LP) fighting to be heard in a controlled political duopoly system of Democrats and Republicans. In “Guerrilla Politics,” the author argues that the LP should admit it cannot win significant elections, that ballot access is a “vanity project,” and the…

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Guerrilla Politics: How Libertarians Can Take on the Duopoly and Win

Libertarians are underdogs. The game is rigged against us. The Republican/Democrat duopoly colluded to effectively prevent any 3rd party from winning. There is no major institution in the country with a strong libertarian influence. Hollywood. The education system. Congress. The president. The corporate media. The deep state. All are anti-libertarian. Increasing spending, foreign wars, domestic…

Opinion: The Duopoly is Not the Problem
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Opinion: The Duopoly is Not the Problem

Libertarians are fierce critics of what they describe as the duopoly—the dominance of just two major parties over electoral politics. And it’s easy to understand why. The Republicans and Democrats have presided over a decades-long increase in the size and scope of government at every level. If these two parties have failed to embrace the…

Can Antitrust Laws Open the U.S. Political System to Competition?
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Can Antitrust Laws Open the U.S. Political System to Competition?

This series of articles explores options to break the monopoly control of our government by the two major political parties. The first article describes the monopoly. The second discusses tactics used to maintain the monopoly. The third article suggests using a civil rights law to secure reasonably permanent ballot access and compensation for injury. This…

Dear Republican and Democrat Duopoly: I Owe You Absolutely Nothing

by Brendon Berger “Some men change their party for the sake of their principles, others their principles for the sake of their party” – Winston Churchill My Dearest Duopoly, Greetings. I hope this letter finds you coherent as you seem to be struggling lately. Indeed it seems that lately you can barely summon the energy…