Second Liberty Principle: Enforce federal immigration laws. No amnesty. Deport illegal aliens. It’s NOT too late to downsize the number of illegals. Center for Immigration Studies | May 26, 2005 May 26, 2005.? Senators John McCain and Edward Kennedy recently […]

First Liberty Principle: No Eminent Domain for Private Gain Long Branch eminent domain settlement talks continue By Bill Ward of New Jersey Eminent Domain Law Blog (Source – http://www.njeminentdomain.com/natio…-continue.html) Settlement discussions in the Long Branch eminent domain cases began on

First Liberty Principle: No Eminent Domain for Private Gain Rejected redevelopment revisited by Union Township New Jersey Eminent Domain Law Blog (Source – http://www.njeminentdomain.com/state…-township.html) This Friday, December 5, attorneys for Union Township will move before the Hon. Walter R. Barisonek

First Liberty Principle: No Eminent Domain for Private Gain Monday, August 04, 2008 Atlantic Yards Eminent Domain Case Filed on Friday (Source – http://onlytheblogknowsbrooklyn.type…tic-yards.html) On Friday nine property owners and tenants?with homes and businesses New York State wants to seize

First Liberty Principle: No Eminent Domain for Private Gain ? Richard Gober of Ventnor has long fought against government using eminent domain to take people’s homes and selling that property to private developers in the name of urban renewal. Mr.

On a cold night, I saw more than three hundred people at the December meeting of a Tea Party group in Elmer by Routes 40 and 55. None of them seemed less than 50 years old. We at Liberty and Prosperity often ask ourselves, “How can we get young people at our meetings?” We use flyers, Facebook, and Twitter, but nothing seems to work. Many young people volunteer for food bank and Habitat for Humanity projects that supposedly help the poor, but which in fact advance or enable government policies (like not enforcing immigration laws) that keep people poor. Others show up for events to promote “green” energy programs, that pad our electric bills with extra charges, and give obscene profits to a handful of insiders in big government, big unions, and big corporations. Why don’t they care as much about liberty? We often blame public schools and colleges that force-feed our kids with big-government/anti-liberty ideas and values. We complain about the distorted, left-wing content of so many newspapers and TV programs–and in the pop entertainment culture. We can’t do much else – but there is one thing that we can and must do. We can and must learn the unique history, values, and ideas of American liberty well enough to have them in our hearts, then we can and must teach them to our own children – and our grandchildren, nieces, and nephews every chance we get. What better time than now, when we spend so much more time with them during the holidays? …

On a cold night, I saw more than three hundred people at the December meeting of a Tea Party group in Elmer by Routes 40 and 55. None of them seemed less than 50 years old.
We at Liberty and Prosperity often ask ourselves, “How can we get young people at our meetings?” We use flyers, Facebook, and Twitter, but nothing seems to work.
Many young people volunteer for food bank and Habitat for Humanity projects that supposedly help the poor, but which in fact advance or enable government policies (like not enforcing immigration laws) that keep people poor. Others show up for events to promote “green” energy programs, that pad our electric bills with extra charges, and give obscene profits to a handful of insiders in big government, big unions, and big corporations.
Why don’t they care as much about liberty?

Why don?t school boards budget for routine repairs every year? By Seth Grossman, Political Columnist (Reprinted from December 15, 2010 Current-Gazette Newspapers of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, http://shorenewstoday.com/index.php/…very-year.html) ?A bond referendum is an opportunity for local voters to decide

Weekly Update – November 29, 2010 LIBERTY AT THE MOVIES TONIGHT! Monday, November 29th at 6:00pm at the Mays Landing Library 40 Farragut Avenue, Mays Landing. Liberty and Prosperity will present the Heritage Foundation’s “33 Minutes”. This documentary explores the

Weekly Update – November 20, 2010 BREAKFAST DISCUSSIONS-EVERY SATURDAY, 9:30AM to 10:30 AM. Shore Diner, Tilton & Fire Roads (By Parkway Exit 36), Egg Harbor Township, NJ IF YOU HAVE NOT YET BECOME A $30 MEMBER, WHY NOT JOIN AND