Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania

06/14/2026

On this day, June 14th, 1777, the Second Continental Congress passed the Flag Act of 1777, adopting the Stars and Stripes as the official U.S. flag to symbolize unity in the fight for independence from Britain. This simple design of 13 stars and stripes represented the colonies' resolve and emerging national identity forged in the struggle for liberty. It became a rallying point for patriots across the battlefield and home front, embodying the ideals of self-governance.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania highlights liberty’s symbol, tying it to modern unity for freedom against government overreach that divides and controls. We advocate for a flag that represents individual rights, not state power or endless wars. Let's reclaim its meaning for a free society rather than a militarized one.

06/14/2026

On this day, June 14th, 1775, the Continental Congress established the Continental Army, marking the birth of U.S. armed forces as a citizen-led defense against British tyranny rather than a standing professional army. This force, drawn from colonial militias, operated under decentralized command and relied on voluntary service from local communities. It embodied the revolutionary ideal of a military accountable to the people rather than a distant crown or centralized authority.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania advocates for citizen-led defense, critiquing modern military bloat that consumes trillions for global policing and endless wars. We believe a smaller, defensive force better protects liberty without becoming an instrument of empire. Let's decentralize and reduce the standing army to its constitutional role of defending the homeland.

06/13/2026

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06/13/2026

06/13/2026

On this day, June 13th, 1777, Marquis de Lafayette landed near Charleston, South Carolina, to aid the Continental Congress in training the American army during the Revolution, bringing military expertise and international legitimacy to the patriot cause. This voluntary support from a young French noble helped turn the tide at key battles like Yorktown without creating permanent entanglements. Lafayette's commitment exemplified how individual aid can advance liberty without binding the nation to foreign alliances.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania celebrates support for liberty, advocating for non-intervention in modern times to avoid binding alliances that lead to war. We believe voluntary aid, not state entanglements, advances freedom. Let's honor Lafayette by rejecting perpetual foreign commitments that compromise sovereignty.

06/12/2026

On this day, June 12th, 2018, President Trump and Kim Jong-un met in Singapore for the first U.S.-North Korea leaders’ summit, aiming to reduce nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula through direct diplomacy and personal engagement. This historic meeting broke decades of isolation and produced agreements on denuclearization and peace, showing that bold personal diplomacy can achieve breakthroughs where traditional channels failed. It contrasted sharply with decades of hostility and brinkmanship.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania celebrates this diplomatic effort, contrasting with modern conflicts and Trump's current diplomacy bungles by launching the Iran war without a clear plan and attacking them in the middle of negotiations. We advocate for engagement over escalation and isolation. Let's prioritize summits and talks for lasting peace rather than military confrontation.

06/11/2026

On this day, June 11th, 1741, Joseph Warren was born, the American physician and general who became a key patriot leader and was killed at Bunker Hill during the Revolution while fighting for independence. His sacrifice and leadership helped galvanize colonial resistance against British rule, making him a martyr for the cause. Warren's commitment to liberty made him a symbol of the personal risks patriots took to secure freedom from tyranny.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania honors his sacrifice for liberty, critiquing the modern war-driven state that demands similar loyalty while expanding power and eroding rights at home. We advocate for peace over militarism that glorifies death in unnecessary conflicts. Let's remember patriots like Warren by rejecting wars that serve the state rather than the people.

06/10/2026

On this day, June 10th, 1898, U.S. Marines began the invasion of Spanish-held Cuba at Guantánamo Bay during the Spanish-American War, marking an early step in American territorial expansion and the seizure of foreign land. This operation secured a naval base that the U.S. still occupies today, symbolizing the shift from isolation to imperialism driven by economic interests and jingoism. It came amid sensationalist journalism that portrayed the conflict as a crusade for liberty while ignoring the reality of conquest.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania critiques imperial motives, advocating for non-intervention to avoid the long-term costs of overseas bases and occupations. We believe such actions entangle the U.S. in conflicts not in its interest and create resentment abroad. Let's close foreign bases and focus on defense at home rather than projecting power globally.

06/09/2026

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06/09/2026

On this day, June 9th, 1915, Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan resigned over President Wilson’s handling of the Lusitania sinking, fearing it would drag the U.S. into World War I and betray neutrality. His principled stand against escalation highlighted internal divisions within the administration and the pressure from interventionist factions. Bryan’s resignation was a rare act of courage against war fever that ultimately proved prescient as the U.S. entered the conflict two years later.

The Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania praises this anti-war stance, tying it to modern non-intervention and specifically the resignation of Joe Kent over Trump's handling of the Iran war while criticizing those who haven't followed his example. We advocate for leaders who prioritize peace over political expediency. Let's support those who resign out of principle rather than enable unnecessary conflicts that cost American lives.