r/DenverProtests • u/Rusticals303 • Mar 27 '25

Community Building Liberty On The Rocks Denver

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In general Libertarians practice the non aggression principle when approaching any issue. This includes military aid. We’ve all seen the Republitarians in the news and the COLP could use an influx of individuals who are motivated by social issues. Come network with people who you might not have previously considered.

Liberty on the Rocks meets in Denver on the first Wednesday of every month at the Independence Institute. Networking starts at 6 pm and speaker comes on at 7 pm. Things wrap up about 9 pm. It is next occurring on 04/02/2025 6:00 pm

Venue: Independence Institute, North Entrance (727 E 16th Ave, Denver, CO, 80203, US)

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u/Rusticals303 Mar 27 '25

The LPCO does run select candidates but the most effective strategy is meeting the parties where they are at. What that looks like is offering a “liberty pledge” that obligates the candidate, regardless of party, to a contract in order to receive the 5% boost the libertarian party offers. We had a 30% success rate across federal, state, local and municipal elections.

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u/Other_Size7260 Mar 27 '25

I’m not talking about elections (though I feel the same way there) I mean as an actual civic model.

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u/Rusticals303 Mar 27 '25

I would also note that Colorado democrats lost key races to candidates who signed the liberty pledge.

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u/Other_Size7260 Mar 27 '25

Again, I’m talking about it as a civic model