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On this day, August 4th, 1977, President Jimmy Carter created the U.S. Department of Energy, expanding federal control over energy policy and markets to address the 1970s oil crisis. This agency centralized oversight of nuclear power, oil, and renewables, but it has since grown

On this day, August 4th, 1964, the Gulf of Tonkin Incident occurred when U.S. destroyers reported a mistaken attack by North Vietnamese forces, a pretext that escalated American involvement in the Vietnam War. This event, later revealed to be grossly exaggerated by US officials

On this day, August 4th, 1961, Barack Obama was born, later becoming the 44th U.S. President. He is known to many for expanding federal power through policies like the Affordable Care Act. His administration deepened government involvement in healthcare, mandating coverage and

📆 On this day, July 31st, 1790, the first U.S. patent went to Samuel Hopkins for potash. Property rights fueled progress, but all patents achieve is to ensure whoever is the first to run to the patent office gets the credit, and hampers further innovation on existing inventions.

📆 On this day, July 30th, 1965, Medicare and Medicaid were signed into law, touted as aid but now leaving the taxpayers stuck with trillion-dollar burdens. These programs chain us to debt, a welfare state run amok. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania favors voluntary

📆 On this day, July 30th, 1881, Smedley Butler was born, a Marine who later decried war profiteering in *War is a Racket*. His exposé of the American-engineered Banana Wars across the Caribbean in the early 1900s hits home. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania echoes him—end

RT @LPMaryland: One Nation, under increased government surveillance…. #BigBeatifulBill.

📆 On this day, July 28th, 1932, the U.S. Army ousted the Bonus Army—WWI vets seeking owed pay—with gas and flames. President Hoover’s crackdown crushed dissent, a grim preview of state overreach. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania condemns this—protest is a right, not a

📆 On this day, July 28th, 1914, World War I began with Austria-Hungary’s war on Serbia, a spark fanned by alliances into a 20-million-death inferno. Entanglements turned local strife global, a warning unheeded today. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania rejects such

📆 On this day, July 26th, 1947, the National Security Act spawned the CIA, DoD, and more, centralizing power for the Cold War. This birthed the surveillance state—everything from the NSA to mass surveillance. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania demands their end—decentralize

📆 On this day, July 26th, 1775, the U.S. Post Office was born under Benjamin Franklin. It would later manifest into the bloat that is today’s lumbering USPS, an inefficient institution that only exists because of government enforced monopoly. The Libertarian Party of

📆 On this day, July 25th, 2010, WikiLeaks dropped Afghan War logs, unveiling U.S. military secrets—civilian deaths, covert ops, and more. This truth bomb exposed war’s ugly face, defying state censorship. The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania backs whistleblowers—transparency

📆 On this day, July 25th, 1861, Congress passed the Crittenden-Johnson Resolution, stating that the Civil War was about Union, not slavery. Similar rhetoric was used by Lincoln to make it clear that his aim too was to preserve the union. Not often told inside American classrooms

RT @justinamash: Members of Congress do so many subtle things to mislead and run cover for the state. The resolution calls only on COURTS t….

The 2026 Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania Convention is scheduled for March 20-22 at the Warminster VFW Post 6493. Facebook event in comments.

Libertarianism worked for Argentina. @JMilei reversed much of communism's damage and began fixing his country in just over a year. We can make it work in the USA and usher in a true golden age for America.

Warwick Township is run like a cartel. Parents beg for safer streets & get told “We can’t control human nature.”. Brittany Kosin (@brittanykosin) is exposing the cowardice & calling for accountability. The 3–0 board fears transparency. Good. 👉 Learn more in the comments.