The Coming Reset in State Government – An Opportunity for Smaller Government?

by T.L. James | 8:07 pm, September 6, 2009

Over at the Wall Street Journal, Indiana governor Mitch Daniels issues a warning on state finances – one our own Bill Ritter ought to heed before we end up as the square version of California: The “progressive” states that built their enormous public burdens by soaking the wealthy will hit the wall first and hardest. California, which [...]

Leadership Program of the Rockies Accepting Applications

by wesley | 7:06 am, August 6, 2009

Good question. What will tomorrow bring if you don’t act today? As a graduate of the Leadership Program of the Rockies (LPR), I’m encouraging any of you activists out there, looking for new tools to use in the fight for liberty, to apply for the 2010 class. You might be asking, “What is this LPR [...]

Denver Tax Day Tea Party: Estimate the Crowd Size!

by T.L. James | 5:15 pm, April 15, 2009

You tell me – how many people were at the event?   Estimates from emcee Brian T. Campbell are in the 7000 range. UPDATE: here’s a video from the Capitol balcony showing the crowd.

Consumer Reports Review

by spark4freedom | 6:42 am, March 20, 2009

Alas, just when my left-meter was pegged earlier this week from all the “good” news, I received an email from Jim Guest, the publisher of Consumer Reports.  He seemed to think that I should help him achieve socialized medicine so there would be a Popsicle in every child’s hand and a unicorn in every American’s [...]

Gadsden Society Rallies for Liberty in Denver

by T.L. James | 11:14 pm, March 1, 2009

What? Another rally in support of liberty, small government, and capitalism? Why yes – it seems to be a trend…

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