Freedom Watch: Jan 9, 2012 - 2:59 -
Republican legislator Cameron DeJong explains why he moved to New Hampshire to join the Free State Project to help liberty candidates get elected.

Libertarian hero Ron Paul stands to benefit from a little-known phenomenon stirring in New Hampshire: Fans of hands-off government are migrating en masse to the state where license plates boast the motto “Live Free or Die”—and where, coincidentally, the presidential primary season kicks off.

Easy, free way to promote the Free State Project. Click the link, then click once more to vote. That's it. If we win, they'll design a car with the Porcupine Gadsden flag that says Free State Project down the side and it'll be at a NASCAR event. Right now we're in 2nd place! Vote every day, spread the word!

The organizational effort for this year's event got a late start, and even later momentum. The existence of several competing events made securing speakers, including a keynote, difficult. The lead organizer decided to hold off on ticket sales until after the keynote was announced. In November, a keynote was selected but unexpectedly backed out. By the time a replacement was secured, it was early-December.

The Free State Project has reached 10,000 participants, half way to it's final goal of getting 20k liberty lovers to agree to move to New Hampshire in order to get active for liberty.