LPSF PRESS RELEASE - No On Proposition A
Libertarian Party of San Francisco News
- Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 19 August 2013 - 4:33pm
WHY SENATE BILL SB1 IS NOT A GOOD THING
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 12 August 2013 - 11:28pm UPDATES:
ACTION ALERT: Pass AB351 To Help Stop "Indefinite Detention"
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 11 August 2013 - 3:09am UPDATES:
On October 1, 2013, AB351 was appoved by Governor Brown.
Plan Bay Area Adopted Under the Cloak of Midnight – Literally!
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 20 July 2013 - 1:16am At their meeting of “July 18”, after several hours of listening to public comments, the joint Executive Boards of ABAG/MTC started the voting to determine adoption of Plan Bay Area -- at around 12:15 am. Although some public comments at this meeting were positive, most used terms that ranged from “unconstitutional” to “abomination.” However, the Plan was adopted, as expected.
PRIDE 2013, AND LIBERTARIANS WERE THERE!
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 3 July 2013 - 8:17am WHAT YOU COULD DO TO PROMOTE LIBERTY
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 5 May 2013 - 9:24am What secret sauce could be used to entice San Francisco voters to try libertarianism? Libertarians consider this a challenging recipe, since the City is a bastion of progressive politics. However, as a third party, forever battling the Twin Goliaths, we are no stranger to challenge.
Countercultural Entrepreneurial Renaissance vs. Big Government Gentrification
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 29 March 2013 - 5:57am 
Walking into Adobe Books, an old-fashioned neighborhood bookseller located down the street from me in the Mission at 3166 16th Street, feels like walking into a time warp. It's one of a dwindling number of stores in the area with a real bohemian look and feel to it.Plan Bay Area Update
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 18 March 2013 - 8:19pm What are Unelected Folks Serving YOU Here!?
Candidate Recommendations for the November 6, 2012 Elections
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 27 October 2012 - 7:27am With no Libertarians seeking local office this year, the LPSF is not formally endorsing any candidates. However, we have made a few recommendations in races where one or more candidates appear to be significantly more pro-freedom (or in some cases perhaps less anti-freedom!) than their opponents.
First and foremost, we proudly recommend a vote for John Dennis, the Ron Paul Republican opposing Nancy Pelosi for Congress. Pelosi's longstanding statism and anti-democratic behavior in refusing to debate any of her challengers since first being elected in 1987 aside, John has shown himself to be a solid, principled advocate of both civil liberties and limited government, Libertarian in all but name.
Recommendations for State and City Propositions
Submitted by Libertarian Par... on 27 October 2012 - 6:39am Prop 30-Temporary Taxes to Fund Education-NO. California is already the sixth highest state in taxes. By taxing everyone with a ¼ cent sales tax increase and also the wealthy with higher personal income tax rates, California will encourage consumers and companies to move to other lower-tax states. Instead, the state should balance its budget by enacting pension reform and reducing bureaucracy.