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Deal-making processes involve contracts for them to prove legit. A contract holds the parties involved accountable from the inception until the completion of the contract. Contracts can be manual or digital. In recent years, most contracts were paper contracts where terms and conditions were written manually. With the rise of technology, contracts have also evolved. […]

By Rep. Josh Yokela for The Liberty Block The NH Constitution gives protection from searches without a warrant in Article 19. Additionally, the newly adopted Article 2-b of the NH Constitution says we have the right to be “free from governmental intrusion in private or personal information.” What does that mean to you? Would you […]

Molly Fratianne got involved with Students For Liberty nearly at the beginning. As a student at conservative Ashland University in Ohio, she thought that concern for civil liberties made one left-learning by default. She went to a seminar and learned about libertarianism, which she called “a third option allowing freedom for the most people and […]

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Andrew Trunsky  Sen. Josh Hawley raised over $3 million in the first quarter of 2021, a massive increase compared to 2019 that followed his high-profile challenge to President Joe Biden’s victory. The Missouri Republican received more than 57,000 individual donations averaging $52 from January to March, people familiar with his totals told Politico. At least 20% […]

Journalist Dan Baum, in an April 2016 article in Harper’s Magazine, mentions a quote he obtained in 1994 from John Erlichman, President Richard Nixon’s domestic policy advisor, in which he discussed how the war on drugs was established to disenfranchise the opponents of Nixon’s policies. The Drug War was constructed to allow the administration to […]

On March 31, Missouri State Representative Travis Fitzwater (R-Holts Summit) proposed an amendment to the Missouri Constitution that would reduce the size of our General Assembly. (It’s also not his first time in this particular rodeo.) Plenty of conservatives talk about reducing the size of government; very few actually do it. The genius of Rep. […]

By Alexandra Salsman  I care about guns. It’s “my issue”. I’m a gun advocate. It’s why I tune in to politics.  Right now, in the midst of Biden attempting to take our guns, the only thing stopping the federal government from dismantling the Second Amendment is a moderate Democrat in the United States Senate. Just one […]

On Friday, April 9th, Republican Speaker of the House, Sherman Packard, called a woman a bitch while presiding over the House session. The target of his comment was Anne Copp, a fellow Republican representative. The House Speaker thought he had moved away from the microphone when he made the nasty remark, but the whole Bedford […]