John Stossel discussed the Free State Project with Chris Lawless, an FSP Participant active in NH, and Christina Heller, director of
Libertopia, a documentary about the FSP. You can view the clip
here.
Dozens of pro-liberty bills have passed the NH House and are heading to the NH Senate. For more information, check out
this listing compiled by an FSP participant in NH. The FSP does not advocate or take a position on any legislation, but does think pro-liberty activists would appreciate this listing.
On St. Patrick's Day 2011, the NH House voted 164-90 in support of a resolution
restoring gold and silver money; and phasing out the federal reserve system. This happened in front of special guest on lecturn:
Newt Gingrich. The same day, the House outright passed a resolution to
withdraw US from the UN. Ongoing discussion of NH legislative victories is
here.
The Free State Project is glad to announce that Carla Gericke will be the new President of the FSP. Carla is an early mover to New Hampshire, was the head organizer of PorcFest 2009 and 2010, is a pro-liberty activist, and has over 15 years of management experience. She is committed to increasing volunteer involvement with the FSP, increasing targeted marketing campaigns, increasing early movers, and more. If you would like to help with these or another initiative, please
email us or post on
our forum.
What happens when Free-Staters are elected to the NH House?
Well... the TSA gets a little well-earned pushback! See the
interview here
NY Times best-selling author Thomas E. Woods, Jr. gives the FSP a positive discussion in his new book, Rollback, and is mentioned in his column at
Lew Rockwell.
Kudos to the organizers and contributors who together
collected $1000 in one week for a guerrilla marketing campaign to increase awareness of the FSP during the theatrical release of Atlas Shrugged.
Christina Heller, director of the forthcoming documentary
Libertopia was interviewed by Reason.tv. She discusses the FSP, the people, and the film. Interview
here.
Four more interviews with FSP participants who have made the move (early) to NH have been posted. See them and all known mover interviews on
our YouTube channel (newer videos are at the bottom).
Fourth graders in New Hampshire score higher on a national science test than fourth graders in all other states. Full story
here.
Check out
Why New Hampshire? for reasons compiled by some FSP participants to join the FSP and move to the Granite state.
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