Welcome to Atlas!Liberty

We founded Atlas!Liberty, a federal political action committee, to provide Libertarian affiliates at all levels the practical, nuts-and-bolts support necessary to become an effective force in local politics. Because Atlas! is not a think tank, our focus transcends ideology, positions, and principles to focus on the mechanics and hard work of real politics and the knowledge and resources our affiliates need to win elections.

Atlas!Liberty will provide training on fundraising, a complete walk-through of how to become an FEC filer (which everyone must to do when they are effective fund raisers), voter registration, lobbying, and much more of the heavy lifting of successful retail politics. The mission of Atlas!Liberty is simple: provide Libertarians with a desire to win elections the resources, money, and training to do so.

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In support of our mission, Atlas!Liberty is committed to educating our members in contemporary campaigning technology and techniques. One of the best sources for this information is the series of seminars offered by the political experts at Campaigns & Elections. This year, we've got 12 outstanding members that we can only send with your help.

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Congratulations to former Congressman Bob Barr and his nomination as the Libertarian candidate for United States President. Atlas!Liberty PAC looks forward to the vibrant Libertarian campaign that already has begun and to the Libertarian candidates all over the country that should benefit greatly from this campaign.
As you have no doubt noticed, we have made our new website live. Aside from visually looking much better, we have re-organized the content to be easier to locate and generally improve accessibility. Oh, and we have changed our name to Atlas!Liberty. New name, new website, same goals and purposes.