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Dealing With Police

In an event co-sponsored with National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, Arizona State University Students For Liberty brought in defense attorney Marc Victor for a “Know Your Rights” event.  The event was covered in the university’s newspaper, The … Continue reading

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Why Should You Attend an SFL Regional Conference?

If you are considering attending one of SFL’s 9 Regional Conferences this fall but have not yet registered, check out this video! The Regional Conferences serve as a local forum of support for students and non-students interested in the ideas … Continue reading

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SFL Leader Ross Kenyon Published in Christian Science Monitor

In the Christian Science Monitor article “Do anarchists at tea parties really want to kill all politicians?” Ross Kenyon challenges the following claim made by House minority leader John Boehner (R) of Ohio: “I’ve been to my share of tea … Continue reading

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The Tea Party’s Problem with Students

Last Friday I was joined by Alexander McCobin, Blayne Bennett, and Peter Neiger in speaking at the annual Americans For Prosperity Defending the American Dream Summit.  AFP is a great organization that mobilizes grassroots activists to fight for free markets … Continue reading

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Gary Johnson Gets Liberal Approval

Gary Johnson, the former Republican governor of New Mexico and longtime advocate of civil liberties and economic freedom, is traveling the country as part of the Our America Initiative.  He is speaking to all types of groups to promote common … Continue reading

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First Amendment Violated on UT Campus

On Monday August 9, President Obama visited the University of Texas at Austin campus to speak about the state of the economy and education in the United States. Many defenders of liberty in the Austin area came out in droves … Continue reading

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Arizona Takes a Stand in Defense of Liberty

Arizona is no longer in the news just for its immigration policies, now it is making headlines for its stance on civil liberties. On Thursday morning, Nick Coons, an Arizona entrepreneur and supporter of Students For Liberty at Arizona State … Continue reading

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Liberty on Tour enters Philly

With the summer coming to a close, the gentlemen at Liberty On Tour are back on the road searching for lover’s of individual rights across the country. Their unapologetic tour for freedom started in New Hampshire, ventured through New York … Continue reading

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A Case for a Free Market of Ideas and Traditions

Three weeks ago, I had the opportunity to represent the libertarian perspective in the Libertarianism v Conservatism debate at the Cato Institute.  I had originally written a speech supporting libertarianism through an economic point of view, but as the debate … Continue reading

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Watch Out For Those Dangerous Monks!

Louisiana has decided that monks do not have a right to make an earnest living.  Today, the monks of Saint Joseph Abbey are considered criminals for simply selling caskets; a practice they have been engaged in for over a hundred … Continue reading

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