Allison Ross

This week’s article is contributed by our newly-elected District 1 Coordinator, Dan Gaeddert. Read how Dan tracked his tax obligations for the 2021 fiscal year, in an effort to find out exactly how Kansas citizens’ taxpayer dollars add up. Thanks […]

Though libertarians believe strongly in self-government – and some, in no formal government at all – the Libertarian Party structures its leadership based on a classic model that parallels other hierarchical organizations. As such, the LPKS requires occasional voting to

Kansas Libertarians are thrilled with the potential of medical cannabis bill SB158. While there is still a long way to go to achieve true freedom, the growing momentum towards a national/federal acceptance shows promise.  LPKS Political Director Matt Clark says,

When an American citizen turns 18 years old, they are allowed to buy cigarettes, enter the military, own property, take on the burden of student loans, and enter countless other serious financial situations. Of course, they are also now required

On January 26th, the LPKS Executive Committee unanimously passed a resolution penned by LPKS Chair Ned Kelley condemning virus protocol, and instead encouraging the freedom of all Kansans to live, work, and gather. Though the entire document is available for

Ain’t No Party like the Libertarian Party by Olivia Hayse, LPKS Membership & Development Director I became involved with the LPKS after attending Spike Cohen’s vice-presidential campaign event here in Wichita. I actually showed up late to the event and