amanda | February 25, 2010
When: Tuesday Evening, March 2, at 6 PM.
Where: The Crystal Rose, 9755 East Hampden, Denver, CO 80231
For a map Click here: http://www.crystal-rose.com/images/maps/crhamp_map.gif
The Constitution Made Easy is a 3-Hour Seminar led by Mike Holler, author of the book by that name. Mike is one of the most dynamic speakers you may ever hear fighting for freedom in general and [...]
amanda | February 22, 2010
The Talk will be an hour and there will be a Q&A session open to anyone in the audience after the talk.
Christianity vs. Objectivism: Which is the Proper Philosophy for Living on Earth?
This talk argues that only Objectivism, the philosophy of Ayn Rand, provides a code of morality suitable for living successfully and happily on [...]
patrick | February 18, 2010
A lot of talk has been going around about marijuana and whether it should be legal, illegal, or just heavily regulated. The only moral solution to the problem of marijuana I see is to legalize it. Smoking marijuana is a victimless crime that for some reason has become criminalized. As I see it, the government is making mountains out of molehills with this issue.
amanda | February 11, 2010
Debra Medina has made fantastic strides in her run for governor of Texas, jumping from 4% in the Rasmussen poll in November to 12% in January. Compared with her opponents, she seems to be the most liberty-oriented candidate in the race. While Kay Bailey Hutchinson voted for the $700 billion bailout bill, Governor Rick Perry [...]
ari | February 8, 2010
Please see the new blog at http://blog.ariarmstrong.com/.
I’ll use this FreeColorado.com URL to link to the new and archival material, display my Twitter feed and (hopefully) my new blog’s RSS feed, and so on.
patrick | January 13, 2010
In a great article entitled, No “footprint”, No Life, Keith Lockitch of the Ayn Rand Institute points out the futility of trying to live by the environmentalists’ rules.
It seems that no matter what we do to make our everyday lives greener it is simply never enough. No matter how much we recycle or how much [...]
ari | December 23, 2009
I attended the Red Rocks Liberty On the Rocks December 7 meeting, where Adam Schrager discussed his inspiring book about Ralph Carr. Jimmy Lakey, a candidate for Colorado’s 7th Congressional district, also attended that meeting, so I pulled out my audio recorder and asked him some questions.
In business Lakey promotes Christian music. Lakey adopted a son from Africa and continues to participate in charity work there. His biographical notes take up Part I.
For Part II, Lakey said he is running to protect the future of his son as a new American citizen. He said he is not and does not want to be a career politician. He questioned the decision of Ryan Frazier — another Republican in the race — to extend same-sex benefits in Aurora in a time of fiscal downturn.
For Part III, Lakey contrasted his views with those of incumbent Ed Perlmutter. While Lakey stressed his fiscal conservatism, Lakey also discussed his “faith-based beliefs” and endorsed the “personhood” measure slated for the 2010 ballot (defining a fertilized egg as a person).
amanda | December 18, 2009
I am personally a member of this toastmasters group and I can tell you it’s a lot of fun and there are some great folks involved. Additionally, it helps tremendously with speaking skills if you need them. Even if it’s just in order to convince your friends on the importance of free markets!
Amanda Teresi
President
Liberty on [...]
amanda | December 17, 2009
For Immediate Release:
Centennial, Colo.—A coalition of medical marijuana patients and caregivers will get their day in court Friday. At an afternoon hearing in Arapahoe County District Court, plaintiffs will argue that the City of Centennial violated their rights under the Colorado Constitution, as well as a series of land use statutes, by forcing a [...]
amanda | December 10, 2009
Dear Friend of Freedom,
This week, the House of Representatives is expected to vote on Barney Frank’s financial regulatory reform bill, which is yet another thousand page-plus attempt to increase the powers of Congress and the Federal Reserve while destroying more of what little free market our country has left.
Composed of several bills, the final package [...]
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