Allison Ross

Defend the Guard has been a recent focus of Bob Corkins and his lobbying firm Frontier Peace, along with LPKS Political Director Al Terwelp. The partnership between the two organizations has seen recent progress at the state level, with exciting […]

Election Day was a great showing for liberty support in the state of Kansas! On Nov. 2nd, three out of 5 candidates we presented won their respective races, and one lost by only a handful of votes.  See the breakdown

On October 30th, the State Capitol in Topeka held a committee hearing with public testimony. The purpose for the formation of this special committee was to plan a response to Biden’s executive orders regarding COVID-19, and protect Kansas from federal

Here in the “heartland,” grocery shoppers are fortunate to live close to the source of much of our produce, bread, milk, and meat. It’s easy to be in touch with the local working families whose labor supplies our dinner table.

By Allison Ross and Ned Kelley  Eighteen months into COVID-19 hysteria, the LPKS continues to uphold our position of noncompliance with mandated virus restrictions. While we believe in the right of individuals to obey or deny official policy as they

The Political Paradigm Shift: How I Went From College Republican President to Passionate Anarchist    Every libertarian has a story of how they came to “see the light” – i.e., break away from the establishment right-left paradigm to embrace an

This week’s contribution is an original poem by Jeff Stewart in Kansas City, KS. Thanks for sharing your talent for words with us, Jeff!  I Hate Roads by Jeff Stewart   In the early morning hours; One quarter to May;

Three Kinds of LP Candidates by Matt Clark, LPKS Candidate Recruitment What kind of candidate for office are you? Be a Choice Candidate.  Too many elections in Kansas are uncontested elections. Too many contested elections only have duopoly candidates as

Crony Capitalism and Lemonade In today’s world of over-regulation and licensing, finding an example of pure, unadulterated capitalism can be difficult to do. However, one of the last bastions of true freedom can be found in something incredibly simple: the

Bourbon County resident Mike Braim observes political corruption in his hometown and works hard to expose it. For the past year and a half, Mike has been attending county commission meetings, speaking out vehemently in favor of Prosecutor Jacqie Spradling’s

Protecting the Rights of the Minority from the  Tyranny of the Majority We live in a democracy (technically, a republic) – so the majority rules, right? Whatever the majority says, goes. In the late eighteenth century, Scottish jurist and historian

How do libertarians become libertarians? For some, it’s a compelling speaker at convention or on a podcast. Others are drawn to the principles their friends choose to live by, absorbed through meaningful conversation. And for many of us, there’s reading