ABOUT THIS EPISODE
How does a small group of people change politics? The Free State Project
wants libertarians to concentrate themselves in New Hampshire and promote
libertarian causes. Thousands have already moved, and thousands more are on the
way. But not everyone is happy to see them coming.
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