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Opinion: Granite Staters won’t be leashed
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Concord Monitor
The Free State Project has advertised itself for 20 years as all about liberty and the little guy, limited government and local control.
When voters discovered they’d been deceived, they rose up and restored public safety and public education in their town.
Granite Staters, exemplified by the citizens of Croyden,cherish our public institutions, and we’re ready to fight for them.
Our public institutions and governments, from the State House to town halls, are our voice.
Record numbers of people have stepped up and filed to run for state and local offices this year.