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November 5th March on the Capitol Against Government Takeover of Healthcare
by Richard Morrison
November 05, 2009 @ 5:28 pm
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Tea Parties Should be More than Anti-Tax
by Michelle Minton
April 13, 2009 @ 6:56 pm
You undoubtedly have heard that on April 15th many Americans will participate in Tax Day “Tea Parties,” a reference to the colonial tea parties that occurred in 18th century America. The protests have been widely covered by a broad range of media outlets.
The sentiment behind modern tea parties isn’t clear; it is varied. Some attending the protests want lower taxes, or to show their objection to the ways taxes are being used, some are there to object to the very idea…
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LibertyWeek 32: FCC Don’t Tread on Me
by Richard Morrison
March 05, 2009 @ 11:18 am
Your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist bring you Episode 32 of the LibertyWeek podcast with special guest Sam Kazman and surprise guest co-host Jeremy Lott. We start by looking into the possible future of the Federal Communications Commission with nominee Julius Genachowski about to ascend to the chairmanship, and then take another stroll through the New Great Depression with high-level financial talks between unpopular British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and über-popular President Barack Obama. Oregonian brewers fight a proposed fifteen…
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