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Lens of Liberty
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November 4, 2022
Midterm Special – The Votes, the Politicos, and the Gotchas
Everything you need to know about this year’s midterm elections.<br /><br />On this week’s special edition of Liberty Nation Radio, we tackle who’s on top in the run-up to the midterms, what’s happening with minority voters, and make some bold predictions.<br /><br />Seg 1 – Midterm Voters Not Feeling the Democrat Love – with Tim Donner and Graham J. Noble<br /><br />Seg 2 – Midterm Predictions and Beyond – with Tim Donner and Graham J. Noble<br /><br />Seg 3 – Midterm Elections – The Minority Report – with Jeff Charles and Sarah Cowgill<br /><br />Seg 4 - Clarence Thomas Scuttles the Affirmative Action Ship – with Scott D. Cosenza
March 21, 2018
Auctioning Our Freedom
Thousands of charities, from international organizations to local churches, raise<br /><br />money through silent-auctions, often featuring gift baskets donated by supporters.<br /><br />Those gift baskets frequently include bottles of wine, beer, or other spirited prizes.<br /><br />But it turns out that in many States the liquor laws prohibit such gift baskets,<br /><br />especially in places like churches or community centers that have no liquor license<br /><br />– even if the bottles remain unopened. The legislature in one state, Colorado, is<br /><br />about to repeal that old law, and leave charitable fund-raisers free to do their best<br /><br />for their good causes. Many of these legislators have looked through the lens of<br /><br />liberty, and realized that fund-raising strategies of non-profit organizations are not<br /><br />the government’s business. But many states still require permits and fees for such<br /><br />events. If your State is one of them, it’s time for you to act.
March 21, 2018
Hot Tub Privacy
A couple I know was sitting in their hot tub, in the privacy of their secluded back<br /><br />yard, when suddenly a man with a clipboard came wandering onto their patio,<br /><br />looking around and taking notes. They asked what he was doing, and he identified<br /><br />himself as an inspector from the Homeowner’s Association. He claimed the right<br /><br />to go anywhere on any property, with or without the owner’s permission, anytime<br /><br />he wants. But these homeowners look through the lens of liberty, and they<br /><br />understand their right to privacy, enshrined in the Bill of Rights. They know that in<br /><br />America, all governments – including local homeowners associations – only get<br /><br />power from the consent of the governed. If your right to privacy doesn’t matter to<br /><br />you, it certainly doesn’t matter to anyone else – what have you allowed in your<br /><br />neighborhood?
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