Some of the best representatives in New Hampshire have introduced a fabulous bill that goes to executive session today. The title itself is inspiring: A RESOLUTION affirming States’ rights based on Jeffersonian principles. You can read the text online, but just in case they change it, I’m including today’s version … Continue reading
If Newsweek represents the average or majority view in America, I find myself at odds with my fellow Americans. This may raise the question of what it really means to be American, which might be better left to another discussion. This week, Newsweek’s website featured an article titled “You Opened … Continue reading
What’s more dangerous, a couch or a snowman? These questions apparently haunt bureaucrats across the nation. The answer is, both are so dangerous that placing them in your front yard is an act worthy of jail time. New Hampshire may be home to the most dense population of pro-liberty activists … Continue reading
Will Buchanan of Walk For Liberty fame came through Keene this past week. He has videoed his entire trip across the United States. Keene was day 214. I saw Will the previous night and discovered he would be walking right in front of my house. I decided to go walk … Continue reading
I just experienced quite possibly the most frustrating thing that has ever happened to me with linux. In fact, this may well be the first time I’ve seriously complained about it. There is a ‘feature’, errr bug, in Kmail relating to smtp accounts. It used to be that if you … Continue reading
So obviously I’ve been busy. Here’s a summary of the latest: 1: As I previously mentioned, Marshall Fritz passed away on November 4th. I previously wrote about Marshall’s impact on me. I’m saddened by his passing but thankful to have been the beneficiary of his influence for well over half … Continue reading
My friends are libertarians. I knew I had a lot of libertarian friends, but until today, I couldn’t have given you any statistics. Thanks to the Advocates for Self Government and their Facebook application, now I not only know my own score, but the scores of all of my friends … Continue reading
I’m on my way home now from the Republican National Convention. I spent the last two days there and was able to watch in person as both Sarah Palin and John McCain gave their acceptance speeches. Several things caught my attention at the convention. Some of this qualifies as news … Continue reading
America has voted. John McCain is the Republican nominee for President of the United States of America. That decision, for practical purposes, was made well prior to the Republican National Convention this week in St. Paul. But officially, the decision had not yet been made until last night. I was … Continue reading
Will Buchanan is on a Walk For Liberty in support of the Free State Project. He started in Cannon Beach, Oregon and has been walking with his wife for 3 months now. The destination: New Hampshire. He does a video blog every day. The topics vary and it’s often quite … Continue reading
