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The New Hampshire Liberty Alliance is a non-partisan coalition working to increase individual freedom in New Hampshire. We do this by monitoring bills in the legislative sessions and encouraging private charity, a civil society, and citizen involvement.

The NHLA reviews liberty-sensitive bills in each legislative session. Bills are evaluated based on their effects on civil liberties, personal responsibility, property rights, accountability, constitutionality, affordability, regulation, fiscal impact, and taxation. From this evaluation process we publish a weekly handout called The Gold Standard. We distribute it to members of the House of Representatives prior to their vote in order to give them an understanding about whether a given bill is pro- or anti-liberty. The Gold Standard reports then form the foundation for our annual Liberty Rating, a report card by which we score Representatives and Senators. Bills are carefully selected that clearly demonstrate the level of respect our elected representatives show for our individual rights and liberties. The Liberty Rating is based on pro-liberty and anti-liberty votes and their impact on the state of New Hampshire. Pro-liberty votes protect individual freedom of choice and personal responsibility, recognize the superiority of freedom over coercion, respect the citizen’s right of self-ownership, promote good government, and recognize the value of voluntary economic decisions. Anti-liberty votes replace self-governance with interventionist ownership, assume agencies backed by force are superior to voluntary choices backed by personal accountability, and assume a better economy can be designed by a central authority that compels communities to pay for policies people do not willingly support. We announce the annual report at our Liberty Dinner at which we honor the Legislator of the Year.

We also support pro-liberty candidates and causes with money and volunteers. We believe it is critical for New Hampshire voters to understand how their elected officials represent them in Concord and to support those that work towards i […]

This challenge group is for people who are interested in or are using home-based workout systems like Beachbody products, and want some additional motivation to keep pressing play. I am here to help!

If you want to join the group, please make a request and […]

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A group for all those who were originally part of ”Bureaucrash Social” – a Libertarian social network that was operated by the Competitive Enterprise Institute in late 2008. It was later forced to take a more conservative route, which effectively killed the site.

Thankfully, Liberty.me won’t make the same […]

A group for all those who were originally a part of Bureaucrash Social. This was a Libertarian social network run by the Competitive Enterprise Institute in late 2008. It was later forced to take a more conservative turn, which effectively alienated the site’s original user base.

Luckily Liberty.me won’t make the same […]

A place for pagans to discuss liberty […]

Libertarians who live in Orange […]

This group is dedicated to the members and readers of Brink of Freedom Magazine at […]

This is a group devoted to a discourse on economics, particularly with a bent on the Austrian School’s approach. Other theories and thought processes are encouraged to be discussed, but we ask that you please remain on the topic o […]

The Michigan Peace and Liberty Coalition (MPLC) aims to enable like-minded sovereign and peaceful individuals to find one another and establish meaningful friendships locally, while advocating the use of education, persuasion, and non-violent resistance as the primary means to bring about freedom in […]

Reject victim disarmament statutes. How would the situation have turned out better if people […]

A place for those few Czechs and Slovaks who stumble upon liberty.me, to chat, discuss and share their experiences with advancing liberty in their respective area.

The relationship between these two nations is a relatively unique one. History of working together on self-determination culminated in a federation. After enduring years of communism together, we peacfuly went our separate ways. The vast majority of both nations speaks (or at least understands) […]

We will discuss the same book of the week selection as our counterparts in the US, only at a more agreeable time. We’ll start with Wednesdays at 9 pm (Korea/Japan time zone) and see what works […]

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A place for folks in or coming through NYC to mingle & meet.

If you or someone else would benefit from being here or benefit others…they are welcome!

It’s true. If you can ”make it” here, you can ”make it” anywhere.

Some guidelines I suggest to get started:

1. Attitude is welcome.

2. Xenophobia masqueraded as anything else…is not welcome. Keep it real when it comes to that. If you’re scared just say that. That’s okay.

3. If you still feel new to NYC for any reason, my first advice is take it one block at a time, learn the subways and keep your head up…because you never know what you might miss. Amazing things happen here.

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