1A upheld in Fellers v. Kelley (D. N.H.)—the left is angry. 1A upheld in Stanford Daily Publishing v. Rubio (N.D. Cal.)—the right is angry. 1A upheld in U.S. v. Anderegg (7th Cir.)—everyone is angry. 🤣
Deputy State Director @Sarah_Scott95 with a great op-ed on the progress NH has made on Education Freedom Accounts & what is still ahead to further improve education.
SCOTT: New Hampshire Expanded Education Freedom. Now It’s Time to Build What Comes Next.
https://t.co/snpHVZCW5o
@LPMisesCaucus Maybe your state’s GOP is unfixable. On the other hand, the @NHGOP has been totally revamped by the influx of liberty folk, courtesy of @FreeStateNH. Ask our House Majority Leader @Osborne4NH, an FSP early mover. Or just move to NH and join us.
@RepThomasMassie Good luck trying to get anything through Congress. We have our own bill filed in NH, courtesy of @Granger4NH. @FreeStateNH is the #1 freest state in the U.S.—because we can actually pass bills like these through our legislature. https://t.co/TdyrLoq75D
Tell mass surveillance to "Flock Off".
🛑NO Flock on roads
🛑NO Flock in parking lots
🛑NO Flock on campus
👍YES to Anonymous EZ-Pass
👍Vote R to get it
Got questions? Get answers. Comment below and I'll provide details. 👀
@David_J_Bier The trespassing argument is an analogy. And something I learned doing political activism in NH is: Be careful using analogies, for if they’re not perfect, they can backfire spectacularly. In this case, outing nativists as authoritarian collectivists is an awesome example of this.
The problem is that you're not targeting the real problem:
End the 3rd party exemption. The actual issue is that cops can use, without warrant civilian (or company) collected data.
This shouldn't be a loop hole around the 4th. You should be just banning that, then the flock cameras go away because they can't get dragnet warrants which has already been ruled by the supreme court.
🧵Freedom is not a spectator sport.
Nobody is asking us to give hundreds of hours. Our citizen legislators already do that.
But let's do 3 hours this Saturday the 5th at 10am
Friendly Red's Tavern. At least be a driver, please.
@AFP_NH@AFPAction@CANewHampshire@nhliberty
@MaryRuwart Everyone hates lobbyists, but in @FreeStateNH we have several liberty lobbyist organizations, including the N.H. Liberty Alliance (@nhliberty), which is all-volunteer, and @AFP_NH. And we’re the #1 freest state in the U.S., according to @CatoInstitute, because of these efforts.
@IntCyberDigest Jack Henry, you’ve probably never heard of. But if you bank with a small, local bank or credit union, this company is very likely behind the online banking portal you use. So, you’re in this data leak, too.
Governments keep pushing ID checks everywhere, and now 153M+ driver’s license scans are being sold on the dark web.
Maybe laws forcing ID checks aren't such a great idea...🙄
https://t.co/v6FSz9OMWr
Please join us this Friday, Sep 4, at 11:30am for NHLA Power Hour at @AFP_NH in Manchester! Guest speakers this week:
🏛️ Sarah Rogers, Merrimack County Attorney candidate, presenting “Actions Not Words: A Prosecutor’s Plan for Merrimack County”
🗽 Rep. Jason Osborne presenting “November Starts in September” @Osborne4NH
Hosted by Pedro Serra @serrapedro and Shawn Faber
RSVP for FREE lunch 👇🏻
@libertypol_ally Most states will never give this up because it’s too lucrative. New Hampshire however only allows forfeiture after criminal convictions. SB522 (2016). Check out @FreeStateNH, where we’re trying to make NH the freest state in the U.S.
Today I filed the New Hampshire GRANITE Act to make it clear that NH will not enforce, recognize, assist, support, or in any way allow foreign censorship in our borders. We will be the world's GRANITE fortress of free speech. 🌎🏔️🏰🗽🗣️
@NetChoice The likelihood of Congress passing anything good is about zero. In N.H. however, we have a legislature that actually can—and does. @cantbesilentcal has introduced the GRANITE Act here. Come check out the @FreeStateNH where liberty is actually growing.
The GRANITE Act would allow U.S. social media companies to sue the British government, in the United States, if it tried to force them to carry the BBC and other "approved" UK blob media sources against their will.