WELCOME

Register now for the Libertarian Party of Texas state convention!

Go to LPTexas.org/2012convention for special early discount rates until May 19.  

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The Libertarian Party will nominate its candidate for President of the United States on May 5th in Las Vegas!

On April 7th, the Libertarian Party of Texas, with the hard work of Tarrant County Libertarians, hosted our first Presidential debate. Watch the video here and decide for yourself who is the best choice!

Registration is still open and there is time to be appointed as a Texas delegate to the convention. Email Heather@LPTexas.org for details.

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Why Libertarian?  Because we love America and our liberty and are committed to the fight for both.

Like millions of other Americans, we believe that our country and our freedoms are under attack like never before, and may well be lost if we do not act to defeat these attacks on our constitutionally-recognized rights.

We believe that we are in a battle for America and that Texas is the battleground.  These threats come from our federal government and beyond and at times from our own state government.

We believe that the broken two-party system is part of the problem and is not the solution.  Washington will never fix itself, and the two major parties mired in the ways of Washington, D.C. will never reform themselves.  New methods and better ideas are requiired to meet this threat.

If you are the kind of person who wants maximum control over your life, if you are fed up with the ways of the Washington crowd, if you want different and more effective ways to fight the assault on your individual and state sovereignty, have we got a party for you!

We invite you to learn more about us and hope to earn your support.

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While state and federal law requires us to place a label to the effect:
"This site is political advertising authorized by the Libertarian Party of Texas,"
that's a bunch of statist crap.  This site is a place of free political speech,
as guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States,
and as such is not subject to any government restrictions or permissions.
(With thanks to the Denton County LP)