Lew Rockwell, the founder of the Mises Institute and the website LewRockwell.com, is an “enthusiastic supporter” of the Free State Project. Full story with links
here. For the list of the FSP's many other endorsements, visit our
endorsements page.
Free State Project Founder Jason Sorens discusses the relationship between activist size and liberty impact
here. If you want to see what will really happen when pro-liberty activists converge,
join the FSP.
According to the US Labor Department, New Hampshire experienced job growth of 1.43% between June 2009 and June 2010, which resulted in 8,900 new jobs. Nationally, the number of jobs fell by .1%. Read more
here.
Well we made it! 2200 miles with kids, cat and dog and no a/c but we did it! We have been in New Hampshire now for about 6weeks and I have to say I am touched about how friendly and welcoming everyone has been! And, I am never lacking for something to do, so many event invites that i can't possibly make them all!
Pete Eyre and Adam Mueller are heading across the country from NH in what they are calling "
Liberty on Tour" to network and spread both information and energy for the FSP and several pro-liberty organizations. If you are near one of their
destination cities, plan to meet up with them and/or let them know what stories, people, and places they should cover on their visit.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation's 2010 Kids Count ranked New Hampshire in overall child well-being. This is the 3rd year NH received top ranking. Learn more
here.
The
Free State Project facebook page now has over 10,000 fans. If you're already a fan, please suggest it to your facebook friends. If you're not yet a fan, please become one.
Dr. Mary Ruwart, a libertarian speaker, writer, activist, leading candidate for the 2008 Libertarian Party presidential nomination, and author of the bestselling 1992 book Healing Our World: The Other Piece of the Puzzle recently commented on the Free State Project, stating "While not called to move there yet, I think it's a great thing...I think it's a wonderful thing that's happening." See more from here interview on the LCLReport here:
full interview or
just the clip about the FSP.
The nation’s three largest bond rating agencies have
held New Hampshire’s rating steady, reflecting a "fundamentally strong state economy." Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Investor Services, and Fitch Ratings all maintained the state’s above average ratings, both for this bond issue and the state’s long-term outlook.
Thanks to Jim Davies for the nice
PorcFest article at Strike The Root!
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