Commentary and updates on liberty issues across South Jersey and beyond.
Lana Leguía did everything the law required. She turned in more than enough signatures to run as the Libertarian in New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District. The Division of Elections accepted 755 of them. The…
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By Paul Baratelli The South Jersey Libertarian Party opposes the Borough of Medford Lakes’ proposal to require a “tree inventory inspection” at real estate closings, as well as the recent 3.5-cent municipal tax rate…
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Dexter Taylor is a software engineer, father, and lifelong tinkerer from Brooklyn. He has no criminal record. He never threatened anyone. He never sold a gun. Yet he is serving ten years in a…
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Loren Jay Chassels, DO, MST, FAAIM, FAWM Libertarianism celebrates individual liberty, voluntary cooperation, limited government, property rights, free markets, and the radical idea that people thrive when left free from coercive state power—not when…
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The South Jersey Libertarian Party is proud to stand behind Rosemarie M. Logue as she kicks off her reelection campaign for Fire Commissioner. Rosemarie is more than a dedicated public servant — she’s a…
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In Middle Township, Cape May County, a South Jersey woman is fighting the township’s effort to take her land through eminent domain so a private developer can build hundreds of new homes. Dawn Robinson…
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Loren Jay Chassels, DO, MST, FAAIM, FAWM 16 July 2026 In South Jersey, where tourism, utilities, construction, small businesses, and manufacturing drive the economy, questions about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have grown more…
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Identity politics and political tribalism pose serious dangers by trapping people in cult-like mindsets that destroy critical thinking. As the video below illustrates through George Carlin’s sharp wisdom, these approaches […]
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If you’ve been following the national Libertarian Party lately, you probably saw this post promoting that June 6 visibility event outside the GEO Group facility in Philipsburg, PA: https://x.com/LPNational/status/2063199640690852178 It […]
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The chaos at the LP's 2026 National Convention continued Sunday. A motion to remove Jeremy Kauffman from the hall failed to clear two-thirds — yet he was still locked out of the main floor…
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LPNH chair Jeremy Kauffman was ejected from the 2026 Libertarian National Convention in Grand Rapids after presenting video evidence of alleged theft from his affiliate's table. The chair ruled him out of order, security…
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The South New Jersey Libertarian Party is calling on the East Greenwich Planning & Zoning Board to reject American Tower's proposed 4-megawatt data center at 114 Mantua Road. The site sits in an R-10…
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A diverse coalition of community groups, environmental organizations, and progressive and libertarian activists has united in opposition to the proposed AI data storage center in East Greenwich. The groups rallied behind East Greenwich Grassroots,…
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Scott Horton is an anti-war radio host, podcaster, and author. In this interview we discuss whether there are any just wars, the Ukraine/Russia conflict, and how a chain reaction of misunderstood events going all…
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Military contractor Transdigm gouged taxpayers $1,443 for a small part that cost $32 to make. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rightly asked Transdigm’s CEO at a congressional hearing, “Why should we give […]
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South Jersey Libertarian Party - Sept 2021 Meeting Minutes South Jersey Libertarian Party September 2021 Monthly MeetingCall to order & quorum check (Chair) 7:27 PM I. Agenda Review & approval (Chair) II. Secretary’s Report…
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Gregg Mele, Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate addresses a small crowd at the NJ Statehouse on Labor Day
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Politicians claim they protect us from big business by passing regulations. In reality, those regulations are often written by big business lobbyists, and they hurt small competitors most!
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The Supreme Court will soon decide whether the government must let residents carry guns.
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