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Apocalypse 2001: The LNC Ignores the Evidence

In writing this, Gorman of course understood that LNC, Inc. is a large, complicated organization, with 4 National Officers, 5 At-Large members, 9 Regional Representatives, 9 Alternates, paid staffers, interns, contractors,… It was exceedingly likely that some of them did not know what was going on. Blaming everyone without exception for not blowing the whistle is not appropriate, even though…

McArdle Financial Conflicts of Interest

McArdle Financial Conflicts of Interest A report by Jake Porter For more from Jake Porter: https://jakeporter.substack.com/ Chair Angela McArdle has personally benefited from her lobbying the LNC to establish the Kennedy Victory Fund joint fundraising committee. These contributions were not disclosed to the Libertarian National Committee and no financial accounting has been released to the LNC or the Libertarian Party…

Lest We Forget#2 $795K from RFK, Jr.’s Organizations Towards LNC Chair McArdle’s Orgs

$795,000 Flows from Kennedy Based Organizations to Libertarian Chair’s Organizations Part 1: My Brief to the Libertarian Judicial Committee on the removal of Secretary Caryn Ann Harlos details the finances and much more JAKE PORTER DEC 19, 2024 And read https://jakeporter.substack.com/ for much more   For a background on the removal of Secretary Harlos, please visit LPedia. Jake Porter is a…

Apocalypse 2001: Gorman Blows the Whistle on LNC Pre-Nomination Support of Browne

Gorman soon took advantage of his position on the National Committee to call its attention to evidence of further wrongdoing during the 1996 Presidential campaign, evidence that had been collected over the summer by James Lark but not generally understood by those who saw it. In a letter sent to the National Committee in preparation for its October meeting and…

Editorial: It Is Time to Clear the Decks!

It is time to clear the decks! For the LNC, the writing is on the wall. How has the national Party’s situation changed relative to the last comparable year, the year after a Presidential election, four years ago? Income is way down. As the year is not quite over yet, you might add a tenth or so to 2025’s numbers,…

LNC Financial Statements as of 11/30/2025

The Report is from Bill Redpath.  There is an associated document, which we have uploaded.  Page numbers refer to that document. Due to Joint Fundraising Committee (JFC) impacts on the financial statements on Pages 5, 9 & 10 (because of Cash that is included that will be expended on liabilities of the Kennedy Victory Fund), it is best to focus…

On What Good LNC At-Large Members Do With Their Time

An Editorial from Tom Rowlette Hello Libertarians. This is the eleventh of a series of opinion articles I’ll be privileged to write for you once per month on an “inside baseball” topic for the Libertarian Party. I encourage everyone who has an opinion on whatever we’re talking about this month to comment or send phillies@4liberty.net your longer editorials, which may…

LPUS Membership Almost Steady

Hannah Kennedy reports that from the end of October to the end of November LPUS sustaining membership fell from 9348 to 9296, of whom 3308 were life members. During the same period the LP gained a net of 47 members, reflecting by an increase in the number of inactive members.

Alternate Wiley Joins Republicans — Now with His Public Statement

Keith Thompson reports: Region 1 Alternate James Wiley has resigned to join the GOP.  He wrote: Liberty S.O.S. James Wiley, Republican Candidate Colorado Secretary of State Resignation from the Libertarian Party and Announcement of Republican Candidacy To the Libertarian National Committee, Libertarians Generally, and Humanity at-Large, I am formally resigning my membership in the Libertarian Party of Colorado and Role…

Where Your LNC Money Went, November 2025

LNC for November — Where Your Money Went But first, to acknowledge the generosity of some fine Libertarians, the six largest donations in November were: $44,300 $2,147 $1,029 $1,000 $925 $515 And where did that money go? Some of it went directly to politics: Outreach and activism $23 Voter Gravity $3000 Some of it went to things needed to do…