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1. How many member body does the libertarian national committee consist of? 

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The correct answer is 27. The libertarian national committee consists of 27 members.

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Libertarian Party is a political party in the United States of America that promotes civil liberties, non-interventionism, laissez-faire capitalism, and the party advocates for the liberty of individuals. The party all started in August 1971 and was officially formed on December 11, 1971. What do you know about the party?... see moreTake our quiz to find out? see less

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2. Who is the current executive director of the libertarian party? 

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Dan Fishman is the current executive director of the Libertarian Party.

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3. What year was the party conceived? 

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The year the party was conceived is August 1971.

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4. What year was the party officially formed? 

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The party was officially formed in 1971.

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5. Which of the following is the position of the party in the sequence of largest party in USA by voter registration? 

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The correct answer is 3rd. This means that the party being referred to is the third largest party in the USA by voter registration.

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6. How many voters are registered as libertarian? 

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7. Who was the first woman in which the first electoral vote was cast for her in the libertarian party? 

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Tonie Nathan was the first woman in the libertarian party to receive the first electoral vote.

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8. What year was the electoral vote cast for the woman? 

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In 1972, the electoral vote was cast for the woman.

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9. What was the former name of the party? 

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The former name of the party was the New Liberty Party.

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10. What was their first official slogan abbreviated as? 

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The correct answer is TANSTAAFL. This abbreviation stands for "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch." It is a popular slogan that highlights the idea that everything has a cost and nothing is truly free. This phrase is often used in economics to emphasize the concept of trade-offs and the fact that resources are limited.

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How many member body does the libertarian national committee consist...
Who is the current executive director of the libertarian party? 
What year was the party conceived? 
What year was the party officially formed? 
Which of the following is the position of the party in the sequence of...
How many voters are registered as libertarian? 
Who was the first woman in which the first electoral vote was cast for...
What year was the electoral vote cast for the woman? 
What was the former name of the party? 
What was their first official slogan abbreviated as? 
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