text: How much freedom does 31 cents buy?
  Candidate Support Committee - Libertarian Party of California
  Freedom should be free, but it is not. Well financed organizations (corporations, unions, political parties, non-profits, governments, etc) spend billions of dollars each year to take away your freedom.
  Meanwhile, the Libertarian Party tirelessly defends civil liberties and advocates for a smaller, less intrusive government, but we can't do it without your financial support.
  For $110/year (less than 31 cents a day) you can become a member of the National Libertarian Party, California Libertarian Party, your local county Libertarian Party, and fund the Candidate Support Committee. You only give $55 now and then $5/month for the next 11 months.
  This is the easiest, most effective way, for you to support liberty at the local, state, and national level.
  You might be wondering if you can give more than just 31 cents a day and the answer is YES!
  For less than $1/day ($350/year) you can increase your pledge to the Candidate Support Committee from $5 to $25/month. That's $75 today and $25/month for the next 11 months.
  For less than $3.50/day ($1250/year) you can increase your pledge from $5 to $100/month. That's $150 today and $100/month for the next 11 months.
  After you make your monthly pledge to the Candidate Support Committee on this page, you will be taken to the membership form on the national website where you can join your local, state, and national parties all at the same time.
  Thank you for your time and support, together we can and will make a difference.
  $5 $25 $100 Other
  California law requires political committees to report the name, mailing address, occupation and the name of the employer for each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $100 in a calendar year. Political contributions are not tax deductible.
  We, the members of the California Libertarian Party, hold that all individuals have the right to exercise sole dominion over their own lives, and have the right to live in whatever manner they choose, so long as they do not forcibly interfere with the equal rights of others to live in whatever manner they choose.