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The Free State Project (FSP) is a [[libertarian]] organization dedicated to promoting libertarian ideals by attempting to concentrate libertarian voters in one state, where they can influence local politics. New Hampshire was the state chosen by the Free State Project for it's low taxes, strong economy, open-carry laws and generally independent and libertarian tradition, as espoused by it's motto "Live free or die." | The Free State Project (FSP) is a [[libertarian]] organization dedicated to promoting libertarian ideals by attempting to concentrate libertarian voters in one state, where they can influence local politics. New Hampshire was the state chosen by the Free State Project for it's low taxes, strong economy, open-carry laws and generally independent and libertarian tradition, as espoused by it's motto "Live free or die." | ||
| − | Members of the Free State Project are sometimes called porcupines, after the FSP seal. Some members have been elected to the state legislature. | + | Members of the Free State Project are sometimes called porcupines, after the FSP seal. Some members have been elected to the state legislature, but so far the total number of participants is lower than was originally hoped. |
[[Category:Libertarianism]] | [[Category:Libertarianism]] | ||
[[Category:New Hampshire]] | [[Category:New Hampshire]] | ||
Revision as of 16:26, December 4, 2008
The Free State Project (FSP) is a libertarian organization dedicated to promoting libertarian ideals by attempting to concentrate libertarian voters in one state, where they can influence local politics. New Hampshire was the state chosen by the Free State Project for it's low taxes, strong economy, open-carry laws and generally independent and libertarian tradition, as espoused by it's motto "Live free or die."
Members of the Free State Project are sometimes called porcupines, after the FSP seal. Some members have been elected to the state legislature, but so far the total number of participants is lower than was originally hoped.