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2010 NH Liberty Alliance Endorsed Candidates Win Big

Numerous members of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA), over 1 dozen of whom are Free State Project early-movers, were elected to the New Hampshire legislature for the 2011-2012 biennium. They are joined by numerous Friends of the FSP and native liberty-oriented activists, both freshmen and returning to office. The NHLA endorsed 137 candidates total; 120 were elected, filling seats in both the NH House and Senate.

Activities for 2011

The new year is fast approaching, and the FSP is compiling a list of ToDos for 2011. An initial list is here. If you have ideas for activities, outreach, marketing, etc.

Ramble On

Nothing against anyone working within the system, but it’s just set up so that anything you do ends up being half-assed just by design. Legislating liberty just aint that easy, you are after all trying to work with Statists and if you want stuff to actually pass you have to compromise a lot. It’s a lot of work for very small change. Take medical marijuana for instance.

Moving back to the land of live free or die!

After being in exile in the socialist state of NC for two hot and humid years we are coming back home to snow and fresh clear air! Our tentative arrival is the first week of November, and are aiming for MA lite (aka Nashua) as my job is in Waltham, MA.

NH Capitol Access

Interested in watching political news, insights, and people in New Hampshire from a pro-liberty perspective? Check out NH Capitol Access.

And about time, dammit...

Greetings to my fellow FSP members...I've always acted on the political phiosophy inherent in the FSP, and when I first read about the Project on the Libertarian Party website, I was delighted.