The Individualist is LPRI’s monthly newsletter. Want to stay up to date on what the party is doing? Keep abreast of current events in Rhode Island? Then don’t miss the latest issue. In this issue: From the Chair: To advance the cause of liberty, we need party members to get involved. Policy Report: Pandemic restrictions…
Don’t miss February’s issue of our party newsletter, The Individualist.
We’re kicking off 2022, which is both an election year and the year of the party’s 45th anniversary, with the latest edition of The Individualist. The theme of this issue: the more things change, the more they stay the same. In this issue: We’re two years into the pandemic. You’d think government would have gotten…
The Individualist, LPRI’s monthly newsletter, is a place to hear from the party’s executive officers, connect with other members, and learn more about party activities. In this issue: LPRI Chair William Hunt talks about the virus that is big government Get to know Outreach Director Corey Vecchiarino The success of Rhode Island Liberty Alliance’s “Muh…
In the latest issue of our monthly newsletter: LPRI Chair William Hunt discusses the importance of community organizations to spreading the libertarian message. A member’s perspective on whether ranked-choice voting will help the libertarian cause. A look at the 2022 governor’s race, one year out. And LPRI is sponsoring a road cleanup event, hosted by…
Want to catch up on what’s been happening with the party over the past month? Then look no further than the latest edition of The Individualist, our recently revived newsletter. In this issue, don’t miss the latest update from Chair William Hunt, a few words from our newly-appointed Outreach Director Corey Vecchiarino, and an update…
Back in 1977, when the Libertarian Party of Rhode Island was first formed, the party had a monthly newsletter called The Individualist. Our current Executive Committee has decided to revive it. You can download the first issue at the link below. Look for a few words from Chair William Hunt, an update on public policy…
On Thursday, June 17 2021 Tucker Coburn submitted his formal resignation as Region 8 Representative to the Libertarian National Committee. The Region 8 bylaws, which the LPRI Executive Committee agreed to abide by at our May 29, 2020 meeting, state the following: 4. The Primary Representative, and Alternate Representative, to accommodate the greatest representation among…
The primary focus of the Libertarian Party of Rhode Island is on growing our state membership and finding candidates to run for local office. As an affiliate member of Region 8, some have suggested it would be appropriate for the LPRI to weigh in on the current situation in New Hampshire. However, absent a call…
Have you noticed a change in Dan McKee’s political positions since he assumed the state’s highest office? McKee’s been present at the fringes of Rhode Island politics for a long time. His positions don’t really reflect the progressive politics of many of the loudest voices in the Democratic Party, including in Rhode Island. In the…
LPRI held its annual convention on May 23. For the second consecutive year, Rhode Island’s COVID-19 restrictions drove the event online. The convention began with a statement from Chair Pat Ford, who announced that he would not be seeking re-election for another term: “As in any organization, particularly those of the political variety, the time…
LPRI Conducts Convention in an Unconventional Way: Virtually