Related Groups
Speaker, 2004 Libertarian National Convention
Reference
David Nolan (libertarian) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"David Fraser Nolan (November 23, 1943 - November 21, 2010) was an American activist and politician. He was one of the founders of the Libertarian Party of the United States, having hosted the meeting in 1971 at which the Party was founded. Nolan subsequently served the party in a number of roles including National Chair, editor of the party newsletter, chairman of the By-laws Committee, chairman of the Judicial Committee, and Chairman of the Platform Committee. ..."
"David Fraser Nolan (November 23, 1943 - November 21, 2010) was an American activist and politician. He was one of the founders of the Libertarian Party of the United States, having hosted the meeting in 1971 at which the Party was founded. Nolan subsequently served the party in a number of roles including National Chair, editor of the party newsletter, chairman of the By-laws Committee, chairman of the Judicial Committee, and Chairman of the Platform Committee. ..."
Born
23 Nov 1943, David Fraser Nolan, in Washington, DC
Biography
Full Biography for David F. Nolan: Candidate for United States Representative; District 47
League of Women Voters, November 7, 2000 Election
League of Women Voters, November 7, 2000 Election
Awards Received
Thomas Jefferson Award for Lifetime Achievement, granted by Libertarian Party, Aug 1996
Web Pages
David Nolan - Libertarian
Advocates for Self-Government
Advocates for Self-Government
Articles
David Nolan: An Appreciation, by Thomas L. Knapp, 25 Nov 2010
Related Topics: Advocates for Self-Government, Libertarian Party
A tribute to Nolan, his chart and his involvement with the libertarian movement
"The great project of David Nolan's public life was bringing libertarians together, and bring them together he did — ultimately, in one way or another, by the millions. ... From the LP's beginnings ... Nolan urged his party to maintain a distinctively libertarian identity and to treat elections as opportunities to educate and propagandize, not as ends in themselves."
Related Topics: Advocates for Self-Government, Libertarian Party
A tribute to Nolan, his chart and his involvement with the libertarian movement
"The great project of David Nolan's public life was bringing libertarians together, and bring them together he did — ultimately, in one way or another, by the millions. ... From the LP's beginnings ... Nolan urged his party to maintain a distinctively libertarian identity and to treat elections as opportunities to educate and propagandize, not as ends in themselves."
David Nolan: A leading 20th Century thinker?, Libertarian Party News, Aug 1999
Writings
Libertarian Zappa dies, Libertarian Party News, Jan 1994
Related Topic: Frank Zappa
"Zappa achieved his greatest prominence in the 1960s, as leader of the rock group Mothers of Invention, an iconoclastic and irreverent band that lampooned virtually every facet of American culture. ... Zappa was staunchly pro-freedom ... His two pet peeves were censorship and the income tax."
Related Topic: Frank Zappa
"Zappa achieved his greatest prominence in the 1960s, as leader of the rock group Mothers of Invention, an iconoclastic and irreverent band that lampooned virtually every facet of American culture. ... Zappa was staunchly pro-freedom ... His two pet peeves were censorship and the income tax."
The Barr Campaign At Three Months, 26 Aug 2008
Related Topic: Bob Barr
Reflections on the Bob Barr presidential campaign from the founder of the Libertarian Party
"Bob Barr needs to get his campaign under control, do some serious fundraising, and start taking bolder stands on the issues: get out of Iraq, end the 'War on Drugs' completely, dismantle the Federal Reserve, pull out of the UN, abolish the IRS, etc. Tepid calls for reduced spending and commissions to study government waste will not inspire activists and donors."
Related Topic: Bob Barr
Reflections on the Bob Barr presidential campaign from the founder of the Libertarian Party
"Bob Barr needs to get his campaign under control, do some serious fundraising, and start taking bolder stands on the issues: get out of Iraq, end the 'War on Drugs' completely, dismantle the Federal Reserve, pull out of the UN, abolish the IRS, etc. Tepid calls for reduced spending and commissions to study government waste will not inspire activists and donors."
The Case For a Libertarian Political Party, Individualist, Aug 1971
Related Topic: Libertarian Party
"First, third-party candidates CAN win - especially in local or nonpartisan elections. Even at the national-government level, it happens occasionally. Third-party candidates have been elected to Congress more than one hundred times in this century, and there are two 'third-party' Senators (Buckley and Byrd) in office at this very moment."
Related Topic: Libertarian Party
"First, third-party candidates CAN win - especially in local or nonpartisan elections. Even at the national-government level, it happens occasionally. Third-party candidates have been elected to Congress more than one hundred times in this century, and there are two 'third-party' Senators (Buckley and Byrd) in office at this very moment."
The Essence of Liberty: What is it that really makes one a libertarian?, Libertarian Party News, Mar 1995
Related Topic: Libertarianism
"What, then, are the 'indispensable five'-the points of no compromise? You Own Yourself ... The Right to Self-Defense ... No 'Criminal Possession' Laws ... No Taxes on Productivity ... A Sound Money System ..."
Related Topic: Libertarianism
"What, then, are the 'indispensable five'-the points of no compromise? You Own Yourself ... The Right to Self-Defense ... No 'Criminal Possession' Laws ... No Taxes on Productivity ... A Sound Money System ..."
Interviews
David Nolan: What Happened to the Libertarian Party?, The Lew Rockwell Show, 17 Dec 2008
Related Topic: Libertarian Party
Lew asks David Nolan about the recent LP presidential campaign and the status of the party
Related Topic: Libertarian Party
Lew asks David Nolan about the recent LP presidential campaign and the status of the party
POLITICS: Interview: David F. Nolan, Founder, Libertarian Party, by E.G. Ross, The Objective American, 13 Dec 2002
Videos
Interview with David Nolan, Libertarian Party Founder, by Jason Talley, The Motorhome Diaries, 1 May 2009
Jason asks Nolan about the founding and the current direction of the Libertarian Party, the Nolan chart and his current projects