December 1, 2010
Nashua, NH – The Free State Project is pleased to announce bestselling author Naomi Wolf will be the keynote speaker at the fifth annual NH Liberty Forum, being held February 24-27 at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua.
March 15, 2010
America's boldest experiment in liberty, the Free State Project, officially signed its 10,000th participant today. The organization is dedicated to migrating 20,000 pro-liberty activists who agree to downsize government to New Hampshire. The announcement comes in advance of the Free State Project's annual winter convention, the New Hampshire Liberty Forum.
March 15, 2010
America's boldest experiment in liberty, the Free State Project, officially signed its 10,000th participant today. The organization is dedicated to migrating 20,000 pro-liberty activists who agree to downsize government to New Hampshire. The announcement comes in advance of the Free State Project's annual winter convention, the New Hampshire Liberty Forum.
March 7, 2010
Nashua, NH – The Free State Project is pleased to announce Judge Andrew Napolitano will be the keynote speaker at the fourth annual NH Liberty Forum, being held March 18-21 at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua.
NH Liberty Forum Welcomes a Strong and Growing Free State Project
For Immediate Release
March 3, 2009
Third Annual Conference Highlights Success and the Many Paths to Liberty
America's boldest pro-liberty experiment, the Free State Project, is moving into 2009 with real momentum. With more than 9100 members and nearly 700 of them now in New Hampshire, and those numbers climbing daily, the project is nearing the halfway mark of its goal of 20,000 participants.
For Immediate Release
March 5, 2008
Contact: Rich Goldman at 215-480-0879 or rgoldman@freestateproject.org
Free State Project to Host Freedom Festival at Gunstock
The Free State Project, one of the largest pro-liberty organizations in the country, will be hosting their annual Freedom Festival (aka "PorcFest") in New Hampshire June 9-15, to showcase the FSP and NH and to entice thousands to relocate.
For Immediate Release
September 30, 2008
Five years after choosing New Hampshire, the "Free State Project" is going strong
A growing membership and growing list of accomplishments highlight fifth anniversary of the vote for NH
America's boldest pro-liberty experiment, the Free State Project, is celebrating the fifth anniversary of selecting New Hampshire to be its home. The Free State Project (FSP) aims to recruit 20,000 pro-liberty activists to move to New Hampshire. Once there, participants agree to "exert the fullest practical effort toward the creation of a society in which the maximum role of civil government is the protection of life, liberty, and property.
June 2008
» The Union Leader June 12, 2008 editorial of interviews of PorcFest attendees about PorcFest 2008, their activities and the Free State Project by correspondent Roger Amseden.
For Immediate Release
January 6, 2008
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES MEET FREE STATERS
Nashua, NH - The final day of the 2008 Liberty Forum
started early and featured a presidential debate, sessions on working
with the NH GOP, citizen activism, the constitution, and making the move to
New Hampshire. "Moving liberty forward also means meeting face to face
with the current and future political leaders of our state and the
nation, so we're very happy to have all the candidates at the Forum to
share their message with the Free State Project", said Forum organizer Chris Lawless.
The final day of the Forum saw more than 400 attendees, surpassing last
year's attendance by a third.
The morning featured a two-hour presidential debate among five Libertarian
Party candidates - Daniel Imperato, Michael Jingozian, Alden Link, George
Phillies and Wayne Allyn Root. Questions came from the moderators, the
audience, and each other and covered a full range of issues. The
candidates talked about the conflict in Iraq, taxation, spending, foreign
policy, the environment, infrastructure and the promoting the Libertarian
message. Candidates talked about why they were the best choice, their own
campaign for the nomination, and their plans for the general election should they win the nomination.
The other popular session was a panel made of Free State Project members
who have moved to New Hampshire, highlighting the challenges and successes
of making the move and getting acclimated to their new home. They fielded
questions from the audience of likely movers as well as hearing other
advice from natives who offered to help in any way they could.
The keynote speaker for the closing ceremonies was Congressman Ron Paul,
who drew a capacity crowd of nearly 500 people and dozens of media
outlets in the hotel ballroom. He talked about his campaign and thanked
the hundreds of volunteers in New Hampshire and those who've come to the
state to help the campaign. His speech garnered lots of applause,
particularly his message of a sound monetary policy, bringing the troops
home, cutting spending and returning the GOP back to its conservative
roots. Dr. Paul told the audience that there is no need to give up liberty in order to provide security for America.
The Liberty Forum ran from January 4th through 6th at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua. The Forum featured speakers on a variety of topics ranging from
drug policy to immigration to taxes to the morality of liberty. Full
details are at http://www.freestateproject.org/libertyforum
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