The Free State Project's 6th annual Porcupine Freedom Festival kickoff was last night. I’ve been at Roger's Campground all week, along with dozens of other early-arriving Porcupines. The activity level picks up all weekend and I’m excited to see how it all goes. We’re expecting yet another record-shattering crowd. So … Continue reading
Now that some time has passed since returning home from our frenzied East Coast vacation, it’s time to take a different look at all that we saw. 6 blog entries (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6) covered the basics: what we did, when we did it, what and who … Continue reading
The Free State Project was just featured on a 3-minute video segment on Russia Today. It features footage from the New Hampshire Liberty Forum and interviews with Chris Lawless, Dan Itse and others. The segment can be seen here: http://www.youtube.com/user/russiatoday?blend=1&ob=4 V-
WorldNetDaily just published an article about the State Freedom Index. It can be seen here: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=91539 V-
Video of the opening ceremony from the Free State Project’s 2009 New Hampshire Liberty Forum is now available. Watch it here: http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2009/03/12/new-hampshire-liberty-forum-2009/ It includes opening remarks from event organizer Chris Lawless, “God Bless America” sung by Holly Alexander (wow!), and a report from the Campaign For Liberty including a great … Continue reading
The Mercatus Center at George Mason University recently published the first-ever comprehensive ranking of the American states on their public policies affecting individual freedoms in the economic, social, and personal spheres. The results are not surprising to many of us here in New Hampshire. New Hampshire came out on top … Continue reading
Photos from the Free State Project’s 2009 New Hampshire Liberty Forum can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/freestateproject Note: They’re roughly (or maybe exactly) in reverse chronological order. V-
This is the speech I delivered at the opening ceremony for the Free State Project’s 2009 New Hampshire Liberty Forum this past weekend in Nashua, New Hampshire. This speech represents maybe the first of two important parts in articulating a vision for a free society, nay a true society, for … Continue reading
I departed Manchester this morning for a week of recurrent training. When I went to go through security, I noticed the longer that usual line. There are two checkpoints in Manchester, one of which is really two checkpoints in close proximity to each other. Half of that checkpoint was closed … Continue reading
On Wednesday, I went to Concord for two committee meetings of the New Hampshire State House of Representatives Education Committee. They were hearing testimony relating to House Bill 367 and House Bill 368. I went to deliver my own testimony relating to those bills. Last year, a bill was submitted … Continue reading
