the @lpnational affiliate of the Granite State

New Hampshire, USA
Joined August 2026
Good morning! Last night @LPNational voted to make us the New Hampshire affiliate of the Libertarian Party. Thank you for this opportunity members of the LNC!
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Granite State Libertarian Party retweeted
We go to the Granite State this week with LP Gubernatorial candidate Stephen Villee
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When the government asks how many guns you have, the answer is still none of their God Damned business.
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He's right, school budgets are out of control, and administrative staff are bleeding us dry with ever increasing property taxes. Vote YES on 2 to save education!
Replying to @GraniteStateLP
Can you guys do some serious focus on the ballot initiative on property tax cap? That is a HUGE deal. It will cripple the Democrat's strangehold on education in New Hampshire. Whether you are a Republican or a Libertarian or just someone who believes in fiscal responsibility, the answer needs to be YES!
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We won’t be straight ticket anything this year. Vote Villee for governor, yes on question 2 and do your research on all other offices.
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If you think Kelley Ayotte is abusing her power don’t reward it, vote for Steve Villee
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This is just part of the Average New Hampshire Homeschooling curriculum.
🇺🇸The religion of peace. Do I have your attention yet.🇺🇸
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Granite State Libertarian Party retweeted
Don't EVER tell me that the GOP is good on spending. Its a lie. Vote Libertarian
Breaking News: The U.S. budget deficit is nearing $2 trillion, its highest level since the pandemic. Higher interest rates are inflating borrowing costs as the Trump administration spends on the Iran war and tariff refunds. nyti.ms/4B8t65Y
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Granite State Libertarian Party retweeted
“I'd like the American people and world leaders everywhere to think long and hard about this question: is chronic deficit spending sustainable? Can the federal government, or any government, keep borrowing and borrowing forever? The Libertarian view is that it can't, and it's wrong anyway. For us, deficit spending is like stealing from our grandchildren.” – Stephen Villee, Libertarian for Governor of New Hampshire
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It’s just a meme for everyone who’s about to complain.
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Real talk while a private company has a right to remove someone screaming about setting people on fire and disrupting their business the government should play zero part in that decision
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Here’s a picture of the last time the FBI was in town. Guess whose porch this is & what prompted the visit? One reason violent rhetoric is a bad idea is because it summons these annoying bureaucrats. NH is a peaceful place & we’d prefer people stop summoning these thugs.
Replying to @GraniteStateLP
Tell me Are “violent threats” constitutionally protected? Sounds like you’d go MUCH further than the governor’s wish of social media bans
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In studies conducted on domestic violence a previous violent threat often occurred before lethality or serious damage occured Someone having a right to say something doesn’t mean certain things said shouldn’t be considered a logical reason to disassociate from someone
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Threats prior were also considered a significant risk factor for mass violence such as school shootings The recognition that only a disturbed individual casually openly desires the murder and thus the desire to socially ostracize that individual isn’t censorship
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The reading comprehension of our haters is part of the reason we support robust school choice programs, because clearly the traditional options have failed so many. But criticizing the governor and majority leader for cultivating such a problematic relationship with bad actors is not the same as endorsing her first amendment violating calls for censorship by private entities. (Berenson v. Biden)
We tried to tell you guys that Jeremy and LPNH were dangerously problematic for years, we even tried to play by the rules to correct them. We had to opt for divorce because NH GOP state reps continued to show up to LPNH conventions to vote for Jeremy to remain in leadership. The Governor and the Majority leader are scrambling right now, to distance themselves from a problem they didn't ignore, but cultivated, for years. Sorry not sorry, but Osborne is still on the board of Jeremy's social club along with Travis Corcoran. LPNH hasn't represented libertarianism in a long long time, but they actively represent the MAGA Populist group of NH House GOP leadership, and the denials are too few and too late. November 3rd is right around the corner.
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Where, in our post pointing out that the governor is running away from problems of her own making, did we support censorship or applaud her decision to violate the 1st amendment (Berenson v. Biden) by pressuring censorship? Reading comprehension is important.
When someone can't compete in the marketplace of ideas they advocate for censorship instead.
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TIL Ron Paul Libertarians, Mises Libertarians, Radical Libertarians and yes even a few prags are “leftists” for pointing out it took the Republican governor almost 2 years to say the pink man screaming in the town square about lighting tradwives on fire sucks.
Leftists are so fucking ungrateful even when the R governor does something in their favor.
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Vote YES on ballot question 2. Housing prices are out of control and setting guardrails on local budgets and taxes are one great way to get them under control.
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New Hampshire has such a low crime rate, that the most frequent reason the FBI has any work to do here, is to investigate Jeremy Kauffman's most recent violent threats on Twitter.
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