It has been a busy summer here in the Free State: festivals, conferences, and many, many new movers. Welcome home!
as
reported by the NH Union Leader.
New Hampshire ranked first in the nation again last year as a place to raise a child, according to a survey by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Full story
here.
Two bills have recently become law in New Hampshire:
- SB148 - "a resident of New Hampshire shall not be required to obtain, or be assessed a fee or fine for failure to obtain, health insurance coverage."
- HB601 - NH has returned $666,000 in Federal funds for national healthcare implementation, with instructions to use the funds "for the purpose of reducing the federal budget deficit."
In addition, New Hampshire has established a commission that must approve
any related new administrative rule changes, before any NH bureaucracy adopts such rules.
Free-staters Jack Shimek and Nick Ford displayed at a table at the first annual
Freedompalooza festival and promoted the FSP to many of the 150-200 participants. The libertarian faction, including several other FSP participants, was the largest grouping of people there, and formed a visible "village" with 10-12 tents and a big bonfire.
Free-staters Jack Shimek and Nick Ford displayed at a table at the first annual
Freedompalooza festival and promoted the FSP to many of the 150-200 participants. The libertarian faction, including several other FSP participants, was the largest grouping of people there, and formed a visible "village" with 10-12 tents and a big bonfire.
by Jason Sorens
We are now exactly 10 years on from the original article that started the Free State Project. I wrote that article as a 24-year-old graduate student who was fed up with libertarian politics as usual, electing nobody important and having little effect on the political process.
We are officially making the move in September!
Four of the 50 top visited libertarian sites are based in NH, according to the
DBKP Report. They are:
Free Talk Live,
The Free State Project,
Cop Block, and
Free Keene.
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