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Idaho Libertarian Party Group Sandbox

The Libertarian Party of Idaho is the Idaho affiliate of the Libertarian Party. Although, it currently has no representation in the Idaho Legislature, along with the Constitution Party of Idaho, it is one of two minor political parties in Idaho which has ballot access. The current state chair is Rob Oates. The Libertarian Party of Idaho promotes personal, economic, securing liberties. They have the same platform as the Libertarian National Committee. Who hold the same beliefs as discussed in the convention of the national Libertarian Party.

History

In 1971, Westminster,Colorado established the Libertarian Party. It then reached its goal to get on the ballot in 1980. The Libertarian Party of Idaho has about 12 candidates run for each election.

Beliefs on Current Issues

Taxes: The Idaho Libertarian Party believes in Voluntary Exchange. This is a system that allows citizens to choose to pay taxes or not to pay taxes without punishment from the government. Giving everyone enhanced economic freedom.

Immigration: Citizens of other nations should be allowed to immigrate to the United States of America, if they are peaceful.

Economics: All citizens should be allowed to sell goods and services openly in a free-market, which is believed to be the most effective for transcending citizens economically.

Crime and Justice: Acts not including force or fraud against another individual or group should not be labeled as crimes or penalized.

Gun Ownership: All citizens have a right to arm and defend themselves.

Civil Liberties: All citizens should have the same rights. Regardless of the situation.

Foreign Policy: Strive for peace with the world.

Healthcare: Healthcare should be void of government interference.

War on Drugs: Strive to end the war on drugs, because it has imprisoned millions of non-violent people and allowed gangs to gain economic growth on the black market.