2015 Virginia General Assembly Endorsements from the Virginia Liberty Party Board

The Virginia Liberty Party board has made their 2015 Virginia General Assembly Endorsements:


     
     
District 10 State Senate Endorsement:

Libertarian Carl R. Loser


District 12 State Senate Endorsement:

Independent Robert "Scott" Johnson


District 13 State House Endorsement:

Republican Robert G. "Bob" Marshall (Incumbent)


District 20 State House Endorsement:

Libertarian William M. Hammer


District 33 State House Endorsement:

Libertarian Mark D. Anderson


District 46 State House Endorsement:

Libertarian Andrew G. "Andy" Bakker


District 87 State House Endorsement:

Libertarian Brian T. Suojanen

State House Seat 13

State House Seat 20

State House Seat 33

State House Seat 46th

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*The Virginia Liberty Party makes endorsements in races where we believe there are Liberty Candidates for the voter to cast their vote without wasting it. If there are more than one Liberty Candidate we vote for the one we think is the most liberty oriented candidate, on occasion there is a tie.

Help Defeat Obamacare in Virginia Tonight (in the Richmond Area)

A Message from Americans for Prosperity - Virginia - Tell them the Virginia Liberty Party Sent you!

We have the opportunity to strike a huge blow to Obamacare in Virginia, by defeating Medicaid Expansion. Medicaid Expansion is a huge part of Obamacare and is currently being considered by Virginia legislators. Will you join us tonight to oppose Medicaid Expansion? We will be conducting a short voter canvass in key legislative districts to put the heat on these politicians who are considering Medicaid Expansion.

Will you join us? We will be serving dinner and it should be a most excellent time!

Join us at 6:00 PM at our office: 2819 N. Parham Rd Suite 220 Richmond, VA.

Please call with any questions!

Best regards,

William and Ben
Regional Field Managers

(804) 310-2295
Will@AFPVirginia.com

Genius of our local government officials raising taxes (on our food)

Ah, the genius of our local government officials. They seem to have learned nothing from history.

Chesterfield and Henrico Counties wish to implement a "meals tax." Ostensibly this is to make up for revenue shortfalls in other areas and to help pay for schools. It's always about the children, isn't it? Of course we are told that if this tax is not implemented that the real estate tax or some other tax will necessarily have to be increased. As with the federal and state governments at NO TIME IS CUTTING SPENDING EVEN MENTIONED! No, we cannot possibly find ways to cut government spending or weed out inefficiency, that would require too much actual work on someones part.

Just as the state, thank you Republican governor Bob McDonnell, had to increase our taxes to pay for roads. This, even though we already have taxes in place for that purpose and those funds are to be used specifically for roads. Yet, once again, there was no money in the fund, so we had to raise taxes. But back to the meals tax. OK, you super-geniuses you, see if this makes sense to you:

The tax is implemented and the cost is passed on to the consumer (Just study economics 101 for a brief while and you'll understand). Because jobs and money are tight right now disposable income is at a premium. People decide to stop eating out at local restaurants as often as before. This means the restaurant's business suffers. They do not bring in as much money, thus the taxes our elected representatives hoped to raise are far less than expected. Because business is slow the restaurants have to lay people off, as they are unable to meet their overhead, which includes salaries and benefits. These laid off workers now must either a) find a new job in a poor job market or b) go on the government dole. If they choose B guess who pays for that. Guess what is going to have to happen to bring in the money to pay for the "benefits" for these new welfare recipients. That's right - Another new tax increase! Of course we could always borrow the money from China or just print up some more.

What a bunch of incompetent, bungling, non-thinking imbeciles!

OBAMA BYPASSING CONGRESS TO ENACT NEW TAXES

Surprised?

Obama is sidestepping Congress once again. This time, the unconstitutional act is in an effort to raise $6 Billion in new taxes to put WiFi in public schools across America. Rather than waste his time with the Constitution and Congress, Obama is going straight to the FCC to lobby for the new taxes. The new tax will apply to every American who uses a cellphone.



(Read the entire story here)

The Virginia Liberty Party endorses Karen Kwiatkowski for Congress in Virginia's 6th District in the June 12th Republican Primary

The Virginia Liberty Party enthusiastically endorses Karen Kwiatkowski for Virginia's 6th District Congressional seat in the Republican Primary on June 12th, 2012.

Karen is a Constitutional conservative unlike her opponent who has a big government and poor liberty record in Congress.

Ron Paul endorsed by the Virginia Liberty Party for March 6th, 2012 Republican Primary

The Virginia Liberty Party has decided to endorse the only Constitutionalist in the race, Ron Paul for the Virginia Republican Primary Tuesday March 6th, 2012!

The policies of the other Republican candidates are big government in flavor, and aren't that different than Obama.

Make sure you Vote Tuesday, Mar 6, 2012 for Ron Paul in the Virginia Republican Primary.

All Our Republican Virginia Congressmen and our Senators Mark Warner and Jim Webb Voted for Spy Drones

What if you were told that Congress had just passed a bill called the FAA Reauthorization Act. And slipped into the bill was a law that orders the Federal Aviation Administration to develop regulations for testing and licensing of commercial drones by the year 2015. Also you were told that Obama is expected to sign it into law.

Would you believe it? Would you think I was talking about the plot in a novel about a bad dystopian society? The short lived cult classic Dark Angel had such flying spy drones called hover drones that spied on the people.

Or would you believe this was reality? Impossible you might say, this is America. Why would our Congress and President allow flying spy machines to keep a watch on us.

Well I am afraid to say its reality. Both houses of the Us Congress just passed this bill, its expected to land on the President's desk and he is expected to sign it into law.

Our leaders are supposed to protect our liberties and privacy. That's what the leaders of the Democrats and Republicans tell us. The Republicans say they are against big government, but what else are Spy Drones.

Republicans voted overwhelmingly for this, with eight voting against it, one who is Presidential Candidate Ron Paul (see the record of his vote here). And the Democrats overwhelmingly voted against it with two voting for it.

  

   Ayes: 223 (Democrat: 2; Republican: 221)

  Nays: 196 (Democrat: 185; Republican: 11)

  Abstained: 13 (Democrat: 5; Republican: 8)

*click the blue numbers to see the source

Tea Party Vote

Supposed limited government Tea Party Darlings Sen. Marco Rubio [R, FL] and Rep. Allen West [R, FL-22] voted for this as well. I guess their true anti-liberty anti-true Tea Party colors are showing.

Virginia's Votes

All eight Republican's in our Virginia Congressional Delegation failed us and voted for the measure. Both our Virginia Democratic US Senators voted for it. All three of Virginia's Congressional Democrats voted against it.

To contact the Virginia politicians and let them know how you feel about how

they voted in regards to this atrocity, then click their name and follow the link.

VOTED FOR THE BILL

US Congressmen:

Rob Wittman [R, VA-1],      Scott Rigell [R, VA-2],      Randy Forbes [R, VA-4],

Robert Hurt [R, VA-5],      Robert Goodlatte [R, VA-6],      Eric Cantor [R, VA-7], 

Morgan Griffith [R, VA-9],      Frank Wolf [R, VA-10]

US Senators:

Sen. Mark Warner [D, VA]            Sen. Jim Webb [D, VA]

VOTED AGAINST THE BILL

Robert Scott [D, VA-3],      James Moran [D, VA-8],      Gerald Connolly [D, VA-11]

* DON"T BE FOOLED THE THREE DEMOCRATS THAT

VOTED AGAINST THIS ARE NO FRIENDS TO LIBERTY!

To read more on this read the Examiner Article and the Washington Times Article.                               

All Republican Virginia Congressmen and our Senators Mark Warner and Jim Webb Voted for Spy Drones

Visit the Article Here

Voting Liberty Held Hostage by the Virginia Republican Party?

Should the Republican Party require those voting in the Republican Primary to sign

a loyalty pledge that says they will vote for the eventual nominee in the General Election?

Or is it against one's liberty for the Party to force them to sign a pledge

that would force them to vote for a person who against their values?

Even top Virginia Republicans want this rescinded:

McDonnell, Bolling want 'loyalty oath' rescinded

Virginia Liberty Party 2011 General Assembly Candidate Endorsements

Virginia Liberty Party 2011 Endorsed

General Assembly Candidates

State Senate

Ben Loyola - 6th State Senate District

Robert W. T. Short Sr. - 23rd State Senate Seat

Jeff Frederick - 36th State Senate District

Adam Light - 38th State Senate District

House of Delegates

Bob Marshall - 13th State Delegate District

Mike Kane - 41st State Delegate District

Joe Glean - 44th State Delegate District

Matthew D Simpson - 54th State Delegate District

Glenn R. McGuire - 95th State Delegate District

Virginia Liberty Party - 2010 Midterm Election Virginia US House Endorsements

Here is a reminder of the Virginia Liberty Party's Endorsements for Virginia US House 2010 Mid-term Elections:

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Virginia Liberty Party 2010 US House Endorsements for Virginia

Make sure you check out our endorsements for the US House in Virginia.

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Virginia Liberty Party Endorsements for the 2010 US House of Representatives

1st District

Endorses No Republican Candidates for US Congress in the Republican Primary.

We currently have no endorsements for the General Election to date.


2nd District

The Virginia Liberty Party, now endorses Ben Loyola in the Republican Primary after interviewing Ben, and since Hutchison has dropped out of the General Election race.

Visit Ben Loyola's Website: http://www.benloyola.com/issues/
(make sure you click the titles for full issue description)

Originally we endorsed Independent Constitutional Conservative Liberty Candidate Doug ‘Hutch’ Hutchison in the General Election against Incumbent Democrat Glenn Nye. Hutchison has endorsed Loyola.

Visit Doug ‘Hutch’ Hutchison’s website: http://hutchforcongress.com/


3rd District

Endorses Libertarian Party Candidate for US Congress James Quigley in the General Election against the Incumbent Democrat Bobby Scott.

Visit James Quigley’s Website:
http://www.jamesquigley4congress.com/


4th District

We currently have no endorsements for the General Election to date.


5th District

Endorses Mike McPadden as the Republican Nominee for US Congress in the Republican Primary, and in the General Election against Incumbent Democrat Tom Perriello.

Visit Mike McPadden’s Website:
http://mcpaddenforcongress.com/


6th District

Endorses Libertarian Party Candidate for US Congress Stuart Bain in the General Election against Incumbent Republican Bob Goodlatte.

Visit Stuart Bain’s Website:
http://bainforcongress.org/


7th District

Endorses Independent Candidate for US Congress Floyd Bayne in the General Election against Incumbent Republican Eric Cantor.

Visit Floyd Bayne’s Website:
http://www.floydbayne.com/


8th District

Endorses No Republican Candidates for US Congress in the Republican Primary, but instead endorses Libertarian Party Candidate for US Congress Matt Mosley in the General Election against the Incumbent Democrat Jim Moran.

Visit Matt Mosley’s Website:
http://www.mosley2010.com/


9th District

Endorsed Adam Light as the Republican Nominee for US Congress in the Republican Convention.

Visit Adam Light’s Website:
http://www.lightforcongress.com/

We currently have no endorsements for the General Election to date.


10th District

Endorses Libertarian Party Candidate for US Congress William Redpath in the General Election against the Incumbent Republican Frank Wolf.

Visit William Redpath’s Website:
http://redpath2010.com/


11th District

Endorses No Republican Candidates for US Congress in the Republican Primary, but instead endorses Libertarian Party Candidate for US Congress David Dotson in the General Election against the Incumbent Democrat Gerry Connolly.

Visit David Dotson’s Website:
http://dotson2010.charles-eby.com/

McDonnell signs Virginia Healthcare Freedom Act

JR Hoeft | Mar 24, 2010 | 

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Gov. Bob McDonnell reminded everyone today who enacts law in the Commonwealth of Virginia when he ceremonially signed Virginia’s Health Care Freedom Act, setting up a challenge between the commonwealth and the Federal government.

Flanked by Sen. Steve Martin and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, and also joined by Sen. Jill Vogel, Sen. Fred Quayle and Del. Bob Marshall, the governor signed the four pieces of legislation that preserve the choice of all Virginians from having to pay for health care they don’t need, want, or can’t afford.

“We all agree that we must expand access to quality health care and reduce costs for all Virginians. However, that should not be accomplished through an unprecedented federal mandate on individuals that we believe violates the U.S. Constitution,” said McDonnell. “The Virginia Healthcare Freedom Act sets as the policy of the Commonwealth that no individual, with several specific exceptions, can be required to purchase health insurance coverage. The Act was passed with bipartisan support, in sharp contrast to the narrow straight line partisan vote that enacted the federal health care bill on Sunday night. Virginia’s Healthcare Freedom Act received the votes of leading Democratic Senators, as well as the Democratic House Minority Leader. It was an important step to sign this bipartisan legislation today.”

This sets the legal standing for Virginia’s challenge to the Healthcare Reform Act recently signed into law by the President.

“The traditional role of the attorney general is to defend Virginia’s laws,” said Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccineilli. “It is now my job to vigorously defend this law from the federal government’s overreach of the Constitution and its attempted encroachment on the rights of Virginians. That is my mandate, and that is my promise to our citizens.”

Portion of article taken from bearingdrift.com