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The '''American Redoubt''' movement is an [[conservative]] [[political]] migration initiative created by [[New York Times]] best-selling author [[James Wesley Rawles]] of [[The Survival Blog]]. The American Redoubt where [[citizen]]s are encouraged to pull up stakes and to move to a more open and [[free state]], a safe haven similar to a [[Galt's Gulch]] -- to [[vote with your feet | vote with their feet]] -- in the [[Intermountain-West]] of [[Idaho]], [[Montana]], [[Wyoming]], [[Oregon|Eastern Oregon]], [[Washington State|Eastern Washington]], and [[Utah]].

The '''American Redoubt''' movement is an [[conservative]] [[political]] migration initiative created by [[New York Times]] best-selling author [[James Wesley Rawles]] of [[The Survival Blog]]. The American Redoubt where [[citizen]]s are encouraged to pull up stakes and to move to a more open and [[free state]], a safe haven similar to a [[Galt's Gulch]] -- to [[vote with your feet | vote with their feet]] -- in the [[Intermountain-West]] of [[Idaho]], [[Montana]], [[Wyoming]], [[Oregon|Eastern Oregon]], and [[Washington State|Eastern Washington]].

The American Redoubt concept was endorsed by former [[presidential candidate]] Rev. [[Chuck Baldwin]], who had recently relocated his entire extended family to western Montana. It also soon inspired the launch of a weekly survival-preparedness [[podcast]] by [[Christian]] [[libertarian]] journalist [[John Jacob Schmidt]], called [[Radio Free Redoubt]]<ref>http://www.radiofreeredoubt.com accessed December 4, 2014</ref>, as well as a volunteer network of [[amateur radio]] operators called [[AmRRON]] (the [[American Redoubt Radio Operators Network]]) established in 2012.  

The American Redoubt concept was endorsed by former [[presidential candidate]] Rev. [[Chuck Baldwin]], who had recently relocated his entire extended family to western Montana. It also soon inspired the launch of a weekly survival-preparedness [[podcast]] by [[Christian]] [[libertarian]] journalist [[John Jacob Schmidt]], called [[Radio Free Redoubt]]<ref>http://www.radiofreeredoubt.com accessed December 4, 2014</ref>, as well as a volunteer network of [[amateur radio]] operators called [[AmRRON]] (the [[American Redoubt Radio Operators Network]]) established in 2012.