Jim Klauder invites everyone who is concerned about the growth of government, the loss of liberties, and business as usual in Washington D.C. to join him on Tuesday morning, March 13th at 11:30 in front of the Office of the Supervisor of Elections … Continue reading… »

In my journey through the liberty movement, I discovered that a free market approach to solving issues is about the best framework we can implement in order to solve out nations problems. However finding an example which embodied those ideas, … Continue reading… »

You are cordially invited to the March 6th meeting of the Republican Liberty Caucus of North East Florida to listen to the following candidates for the fourth congressional district. • Black, Bob (REP) • Klauder, James R. (REP) • Koniz, … Continue reading… »

President Obama made his 2012 State of the Union address and as expected, it was primarily a campaign speech to reinforce his changes for re-election in November. He is not the first President to have done this, and will probably … Continue reading… »

Mr. Byron Kerns of the Byron Kerns Survival School has graciously consented to be the speaker at our Febuary RLCNEF meeting. Tuesday, February 7th    6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott – Jacksonville 4888 Lenoir … Continue reading… »

You may have been surprised today when visiting one of your favorite websites to find it inaccessible or to find yourself redirected to a special page or to find a new design with a grim theme – all of this for the purpose of making you aware of the threat to your internet liberty posed… »

When our founding fathers declared our independence from Great Britain in 1776 the colonists were already in the middle of a bloody and costly war to secure their freedom. Once the war was successfully concluded it was necessary to create … Continue reading… »

Once president Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) it appears that word went out to all of the Senators and Representatives who voted for it that the bill was fixed and they should write their constituents reassuring them that it the bill no longer authorized the indefinite detention of US citizens inside our… »

One of the arguments used to dismiss Representative Ron Paul’s viability as a presidential candidate is that he is a libertarian masquerading as a Republican who appeals to a limited but high intensity audience, a popularity which will not translate into victory in most states. This argument is being used by pundits and media spokespeople… »

The National Transportation Safety Board stirred up a lot of controversy last week with its recommendation that all usage of cell phones while driving be banned, including the use of hands-free devices. This has led to proposals for the passage of a federal ban on cell phone usage in cars and concern that the federal… »

In the Spring of ’04, I was struck by the idea that I had to have a piece of chocolate pudding pie. I decided to make it myself. The crust was made by hand, with flour, ice-water and butter. The … Continue reading… »

by Roderick T. Beaman I never really cared that much whether homosexuals were permitted to serve in the military. I figured this was just as much their country as mine and they’d be just as tenacious, and perhaps more so, … Continue reading… »

by Rebekah Sharp The FHFA (Federal Housing Financial Authority) has instituted seventeen separate law suits in the state of New York on behalf of Fraudie Mac and Phoney Mae (that’s us, as both of these institutions are in receivership) against … Continue reading… »

Regarding Ax Handle Saturday, I am not exactly sure why we should be celebrating a day when a bunch of black folk got beat up by a bunch of white folk with ax handles. I think it is unlikely to … Continue reading… »