On the front page of LP.org today:

HEADLINES (press releases):

Libertarians turn up August heat on health care takeover

WASHINGTON — America’s third-largest party urged its members Monday to attend public forums being held by House members over the August recess and put their signature to one simple pledge – will they promise not to vote for any health care reform legislation they haven’t personally read in full and understand? continue reading….

WASHINGTON — America’s third largest party Friday called on Democrats to end what appears to be a budding campaign of union violence targeted at citizens who differ with the White House at town hall meetings across the country. Libertarians oppose not only the White House’s plans for government-run medicine, but the use of violence to achieve political or social goals. continue reading….

Libertarians: Sotomayor confirmation a defeat for individual, property, gun rights

WASHINGTON — Libertarian National Committee Communications Director Donny Ferguson released the following statement Thursday, after the Senate’s 68-31 vote to confirm Second Circuit Judge Sonia Sotomayor to fill the Supreme Court seat vacated by retiring Justice David Souter:continue reading….

BLOG:

TAKE ACTION!: Challege your congressman to sign the Responsible Legislator Pledge! by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 10

Drooping polls undercut scripted protest claims by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 10

WashTimes: When it comes to quashing dissent, look for the union label by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 10

CS Monitor: Libertarians troubled by Sotomayor confirmation by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 6

Fox News: Libertarians take on Democrat ‘war on dissent’ by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 5

Indy Libertarians to hold school choice workshop by Donny Ferguson, Aug. 5

POLL:

What is the worst thing we’ve found out — so far — about the Democrats’ government-run health care plan?:

Page 16, outlawing private health insurance

Section 440, calling on the government to visit your home to monitor your parenting

The Congressional Budget Office reporting that rather reduce the cost of health care, it makes it more expensive than ever