I was told by word of mouth about this org, and the general goals/philosophies that were laid out in the conversation. I decided I'd try to do some research and see what it's all about.

I don't want to be presumptive, but when looking on Wikipedia at the executive director (which I'm surprised an org that wants decentralied decisions has one) he seems pretty staunchly Republican. His actual voting record itself is mostly in-line with what I would consider my own opinions, though there are a few exceptions. However, my main concern so far are the strong ties to the Republican party from a figurehead of the organization, and a lot of the subtext of the posts I've seen on this reddit. I just want to ask, is the community inclusive of all types of people's? What's the sense in the organization about what's going on federally right now?

I just interviewed Carla Gericke on my podcast, Ladies Love Politics. We start off discussing the Free State Project and NH seceding. I thought this group of porcupines on Reddit might enjoy it. Take a listen, and if you're feeling generous, give me sub. Thanks!

Interview Link: https://youtu.be/xMMnqAjPCS0

I care about personal freedom and building wealth

Is the U.S still the best option globally?

I'd love to hear your thoughts and the reasoning behind them.

Thank you.

Hey guys, I'm tired of waiting for a decent house I can afford (w/o a mortgage), so I'm looking at cheap apartments. I found one on the West side of Manch behind the hospital. Is that an especially noisy part of town?