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TexasTowelie

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Sat Sep 10, 2016, 02:28 AM Sep 2016

Free Staters take aim at sobriety checkpoints

I THINK the Free State Project is pretty cool.

Thousands of freedom-loving people are moving to New Hampshire, prompting natives and long-timers like me to think and rethink the Granite State’s bedrock beliefs of self-reliance and small government.

And the Free Staters have inspired us to once again cherish our Constitutional rights, like our right to assemble and protest, our right to bear arms and our right to drive drunk.

I’m sure that last one is buried in the Constitution somewhere.

Read more: http://www.unionleader.com/Mark-Haywards-City-Matters:-Free-Staters-take-aim-at-sobriety-checkpoints

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Free Staters take aim at sobriety checkpoints (Original Post) TexasTowelie Sep 2016 OP
You won't even have roads to drive on, drink or sober mwrguy Sep 2016 #1
Sobriety checkpoints have been illegal since 1990 in Michigan... eom Purveyor Sep 2016 #2
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