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Another win for the Free State.
New Hampshire is leading on free market electricity — and setting an example for the world.
This week, in the Wall Street Journal, the Granite State was applauded for a revolutionary new law that frees energy generators that don’t connect to the public grid from all utility regulation.
Its been almost a full week… and my legs are still sore.
This past Sunday, we climbed to the top of Mt. Cardigan on the first annual Granite Freedom Trek.
Thank you to all who joined us for this five mile hike through the mountains of New Hampshire.
How do you know liberty is winning in New Hampshire?
Just read what our statist adversaries are saying.
According to this week’s newsletter from the Northern Grafton County Democrats, they are reaching out to “like minded groups in Vermont” to help “take back this state from the Free State Project.”
Charlie Kirk was not a libertarian, but we are all Charlie Kirk.
His crime was participation in the civil discourse of this country — and someone decided the penalty for that crime was death.
In the Free State, we do not abide even the small tyrannies.
In case you missed it, the City of Manchester is contesting your right to pickle.
While New Hampshire has strong homesteading laws, some cities override those protections with local ordinances.
Why does the Governor of Maine hate New Hampshire?
In a recent interview, she did not have kind words for her neighbors in the Live Free or Die state.
Since making the move to New Hampshire one year ago, I have noticed two consistent phenomena:
Free Staters keep winning.
Slave Staters keep whining.
This week, we have crystal clear examples of both.
What a weekend to remember.
For those of us who participated in the Ron Paul Revolution during the presidential campaigns of 2008 and 2012, it was a grand reunion of some of the best grassroots liberty activists across America.
Over 1000 were in attendance.
I have a confession to make.
Today is my 37th birthday — and right now, I am down in Lake Jackson, Texas, preparing to celebrate Ron Paul’s 90th birthday. (Apparently, the good doctor and I are both Leos.)
While it’s safe to say my birthday is being overshadowed a little bit, it is an honor to spend the day together again with so many friends from the Ron Paul Revolution — those who worked tirelessly for his libertarian populist presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012.
For the Free State, it is more than a motto — it is a mission:
“Live Free or Die —
Death is Not the Greatest of Evils.”
This Thursday marked the 216th anniversary of General John Starks’ immortal words, delivered in a toast to veterans of the Battle of Bennington.