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Pennsylvania deserves real choice.
Ken Krawchuk for Governor and John Thomas for Lt. Governor are ready to fight for liberty, accountability, and your rights. Join us.
On this day, October 26th, 2001, the USA PATRIOT Act was passed, dramatically expanding federal surveillance powers and reducing civil liberties protections in the name of counterterrorism. The law was enacted with minimal debate in the aftermath of 9/11 and has remained largely in place for decades. It represented a major permanent expansion of the security state.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques this rights erosion and calls for repeal of the PATRIOT Act. These security measures that permanently weaken constitutional protections ultimately undermine the free society they claim to defend. Let's restore the civil liberties that were sacrificed in the name of security.
On this day, October 25th, 1962, Adlai Stevenson presented photographic evidence of Soviet missiles in Cuba to the United Nations Security Council, intensifying the Cuban Missile Crisis on the world stage. The dramatic presentation increased pressure on the Soviet Union while also raising the stakes of the confrontation. It demonstrated how public diplomacy can shape the course of a crisis.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania highlights the escalation risks and ties them to the continuing need for careful diplomacy rather than public confrontation. We believe transparency must be balanced with the avoidance of steps that make peaceful resolution more difficult. Let's favor private negotiation and de-escalation when possible.
On this day, October 24th, 1954, President Eisenhower pledged U.S. support to South Vietnam, deepening American involvement that would eventually lead to full-scale war. This early commitment reflected Cold War containment strategy and the belief that limited aid could prevent communist expansion. It set the stage for years of escalating intervention.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques this early escalation and calls for non-intervention to avoid the pattern of gradual commitment that leads to major wars. We believe initial support often creates path dependence toward larger and costlier involvement. Let's reject the logic of incremental intervention.
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I am the best candidate for #PA1 if you want someone who will uphold the Constitution and hold Congress accountable. #LibertyGangsters #donttreadondistrict1 @LPNational @LPPAorg @LPBucksCounty @SisLibertarians
On this day, October 22nd, 1962, President Kennedy announced a naval “quarantine” of Cuba after the discovery of Soviet missiles, escalating tensions during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The blockade was presented as a measured response but carried the clear risk of direct military confrontation. The announcement marked a critical escalation in a crisis that threatened global nuclear war.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques this brinkmanship and advocates for peace talks and de-escalation over actions that risk catastrophe. We believe careful diplomacy is preferable to policies that bring nations to the edge of nuclear conflict. Let's prioritize restraint and negotiation in future crises.
On this day, October 20th, 1774, the First Continental Congress adopted the Continental Association, organizing a coordinated boycott of British goods to protest taxation without representation and other forms of overreach. This economic resistance demonstrated colonial willingness to use voluntary collective action rather than immediate violence. It strengthened unity among the colonies while applying pressure on British interests.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania praises this economic resistance and critiques modern trade restrictions and government controls that limit voluntary exchange. We advocate for free trade and the right of individuals and communities to resist unjust policies through peaceful means. Let's support economic freedom as a tool of liberty.
On this day, October 19th, 1781, the Siege of Yorktown concluded with the British surrender under General Cornwallis, marking a decisive turning point that effectively ensured American independence. The victory was achieved through coordinated American and French efforts and demonstrated the success of determined resistance against a powerful empire. It paved the way for the formal end of the Revolutionary War.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania celebrates this victory for liberty and advocates for peace over modern conflicts that lack the clear defensive purpose of the Revolution. We believe the founders’ struggle was justified by genuine resistance to tyranny, unlike many later interventions. Let's honor their achievement by rejecting unnecessary wars.
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Great article in the University of Pennsylvania newspaper: 34st.com/article/2026/10/ken…
On this day, October 17th, 1973, OPEC imposed an oil embargo on nations supporting Israel during the Yom Kippur War, causing severe economic disruption, fuel shortages, and inflation in the United States. The embargo exposed American vulnerability to foreign energy decisions and the consequences of foreign policy alignments. It led to long-term shifts in energy policy and economic thinking.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques the foreign policy fallout and advocates for genuine independence from foreign interests. The relationship with Israel has produced real monetary consequences and resulted in deaths of US Service members in wars that are not in our interest. We must reduce exposure to this geopolitical leverage.
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I was lucky enough to see Rebecca speak at the LPNC. Her story moved me to tears. Minnesota couldn't have a better option for Senate. #LibertyGangsters
My name is Rebecca Whiting. I am a Christian, a wife, and a mom to a large family. We live in Bemidji, Minnesota on a farm we have built from the ground up. I am a homeschooling mom, and a small business owner. I have been involved with farmers markets and the community for most of my adult life.
I am also an Army combat veteran who saw two tours to Iraq as a medic in 2004- 05, then again in 2006-07. I was in Ramadi during the battle for Fallujah, and then in Baghdad during the Surge with 2ID, 2BCT. My experience in Iraq was one of heartache, grief, futility, and trauma. As a medic I saw the worst and came home to a system more broken than I was.
I’ve watched as my fellow soldiers were killed in a war we never should have fought. I’ve watched as my fellow soldiers committed suicide at a rate greater than the casualties we inflicted during the Iraq war. I’ve watched as my fellow soldiers (including my husband) have started to get new cancers and diseases from burn pit exposure. And I’ve watched as we tried to navigate the failed VA system that ended up hurting vets instead of helping them. I couldn’t watch anymore. Now is not the time to be complacent, and this is not the legacy I want to leave my children.
I love my family, and I love my country. I sacrificed for this country, and its people, because of my love. It’s that same love that drives me now. The political oligarchy has failed us, and I can’t sit back and watch anymore.
I am running for the U.S. Senate. It’s time to send those who would enslave us to the failed system that they created to maintain their political monopoly a message.
The people are free. And we are going to take our future back.
@BemidjiReBecca @LPofMN
Everyone in PA needs to fill this out and hit send. It takes 30 seconds.
pennsylvania.gunowners.org/1…
On this day, October 16th, 1962, President John F. Kennedy was informed of the presence of Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba, initiating the most dangerous phase of the Cuban Missile Crisis. The information forced urgent deliberations among American leaders about how to respond without triggering nuclear war. The crisis tested the capacity of leaders to manage extreme tension under the shadow of mutual destruction.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania notes the crisis tension and advocates for diplomatic solutions over military confrontation. We believe careful negotiation and restraint are preferable to actions that risk global catastrophe. Let's learn from this near-disaster and avoid recreating similar high-stakes confrontations.
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Hey, Harrisburg! Whacha doing Thursday night? I'll be there too--I don't have the latest flyer.
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The PA-01 race is an embarrassment for both parties and the communities they will serve. It's akin to a slap fight between two spineless men. The country is watching. Write-in Jamie Frost Remmey for Congress ✌️💛🦔
On this day, October 14th, 1962, the Cuban Missile Crisis began when U.S. reconnaissance aircraft photographed Soviet nuclear missiles being installed in Cuba. The discovery brought the United States and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war over a period of thirteen days. The standoff demonstrated the extreme dangers of superpower confrontation in the nuclear age.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania highlights these Cold War risks and advocates for de-escalation and diplomacy rather than brinkmanship. We believe avoiding existential confrontations protects both liberty and survival. Let's prioritize careful diplomacy over policies that risk catastrophic escalation.
On this day, October 13th, 1792, the cornerstone of the U.S. Executive Mansion, later known as the White House, was laid in Washington, D.C. The building was designed to house the president and symbolize the authority of the new federal government. Its construction a seat of concentrated national power.
The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques modern executive overreach that has far exceeded the limited role intended by the founders. We advocate for reducing the imperial presidency and restoring constitutional constraints. Let's resist the continuous expansion of executive authority.
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🔥PA GUN OWNERS: What does the new ATF / NFA guidance actually mean for you?
2A attorney Gilbert Ambler breaks down the impact of the latest federal rulings & PA state law:
SBRs vs. § 908 (Prohibited Offensive Weapons) Why suppressors & SBSs require extra caution Why plaintiff membership (like @GunOwners) matters for legal protection.
Watch the full breakdown: youtu.be/wvyFH8oEd18
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My campaign @LPBucksCounty and @LPPAorg are repping the revolution with you
