Williamson County Libertarian Party

With the approval rating of Congress averaging between 15-25% for decades, and re-election rates at around 96%, elections are not a true reflection of the will of the people. The majority of people want more choices at the ballot box but the power of the incumbent party prevents this from happening. We need term limits now!

Ha!

The fiat system isn't working. https://www.facebook.com/AtlasSociety/videos/473176801368744

He probably doesn't remember.

"If the machine of government is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then, I say, break the law." ~ Henry David Thoreau

WHOLESOME SABBATH MEME

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Frontier Days went off without a hitch, special Thanks to Ted Brown for coming out to Campaign and Support Libertarians in Williamson County, and of course special thanks to our volunteers manning the booth in this heat.

Hey everyone we are out in our booth at the Frontier days Festival in Round Rock at Old Settlers Park. Stop by and see us and get some information on our Local Candidates. And take the Worlds Smallest Political Quiz.

Abdulrahman Al-Alwaki was a 16 year old boy, and an American citizen. Obama killed him with a drone in 2011, while attempting to kill his father who had never been charged with any crime.

Obama claimed Presidential immunity for this, and the case was dismissed by the courts.

6 years later, Trump killed Abdulrahman's 8 year old sister Nawar.

Again, neither they nor their father (who was also killed in 2011) were ever charged with a crime.

Presidential immunity is nothing new, and it absolutely allows Presidents to commit heinous acts with impunity.

If you suddenly care now, ask yourself why.

Rest in Peace, Al-Awlaki family.

Let me translate the 2nd for anyone having trouble understanding what the founders ment… “ Any arms that the government possess the citizens shall possess for the defense against a tyrannical government and to preserve freedom. The people have the right to create militias and use them against any enemies foreign and domestic. This right is absolute and shall not be infringed for any reason as all peoples have a right to self defense. “
Unfortunately the founders couldn’t have predicted the evolution of military weaponry and the corruption and failures of future politicians.

Fourth-layer aggression—forced use of subsidized, exclusive monopolies— creates the controlling apex of the Pyramid of Power.

One example of fourth-layer aggression is the money monopoly, a central bank with an exclusive license to issue currency.

By empowering the money monopoly, we have created inflationary boom-and-bust cycles, which redistribute wealth from the poor to the rich.

When everyone is forced to use the money monopoly to pay taxes and settle debts, central banks like the Fed become so powerful that they control the economic fate of the entire nation.

The only sure way to prevent the rich from buying unfair government influence is to stop allowing government to use physical force against peaceful people.

Whenever government is allowed to favor one group over another, the rich will always win, since they can "buy" more favors, overtly or covertly, than the poor.

Round Rock residents: "Cost of living is going crazy from these skyrocketing property taxes, PLEASE give us some relief."
Round Rock ISD politicians: "So let's put it to a vote, who wants to RAISE taxes?"

Round Rock ISD board calls for district's first-ever VATRE

Did you know that Williamson County's budget this year intends to spend $170 million dollars - about 1/3 of last year's budget - on nothing but payments on debt?

If the Williamson County budget were your household budget, your family would be drowning in debt from the overspending.

Williamson County commissioners to consider 2023-24 budget, tax rate The court will hold a public hearing on the budget and tax rate at an Aug. 29 meeting at 10 a.m.

Williamson County may be pushing a massive $1.8 billion omnibus this November.

Williamson County Bond Committee recommends $1.8B November bond election The committee recommended $1.68 billion for roads and almost $79 million for parks.