Middle Eastern Wars & The Petroleum Question
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UPLP at the Trenary Outhouse Race
By Joshua Jongema The Upper Peninsula Libertarian Party (UPLP), on February 24th, participated in the Trenary Outhouse Classic in Trenary, Michigan. The weather was highly unusual for this annual race, because this year there was no snow on the ground.
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Colonialism & The Post-Covid Era
By Joshua Jongema Prologue Part 1 of this article summarizes the history of colonial domination presented in the 2020 book Neither Settler nor Native: The Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities, written by Mahmood Mamdani. Mamdani demonstrates how Renaissance-era european
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The Strength of Common Bonds
By Leah Dailey Diversity is a strength; it is a common parlance in our time, but is it true? Diversity being our strength, as a nation, is most often referring to cultural diversity. We’ve all heard the arguments that without
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Candidate Happy Hour
by Trevor Step January 18 marked the first of the Libertarian Party of Michigan’s (LPMI’s) new monthly candidate support event (Happy Hour). It took place on zoom. The broad goals were for past, present and future candidates to share their
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The February 2024 Newsletter
The February 2024 edition of the Michigan Libertarian Newsletter is now available below, for viewing or downloading:
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January Newsletter
The January 2024 edition of the Michigan Libertarian Newsletter is now available for viewing or downloading.
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Sticking To My Principles – A Christmas Miracle!
By Leah Dailey If you’ve been in the Libertarian Party for more than five seconds you’ve encountered this question from your peers, “when did you become a libertarian?” My answer is typically, “Well, I’ve always been skeptical of authority…my poor
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Free State of Superior: The Case for Secession
“Superior” comes from the name of the lake North of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula where residents are far from having liberty and justice.
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