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- WyLiberty Movie Nights !!!
July 11, 2013, 6:00 pm
On July 11th our resident pop culture junkie Bruce Edward Walker will introduce us to the film "Won't Back Down". We will begin the evening at 6pm with a short introduction of the film. After the film we encourage everyone to linger and engage in discussion.
Popcorn and soda will be provided
1902 Thomes Ave. - At the corner of 19th & Thomes in Cheyenne !
Check out the poster for more information.
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Author Archives: Steve Klein
The Second Amendment’s Enduring Relevance
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C’mon, it’s just disclosure! (IRS Edition)
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More Red Tape No Solution for Red Tape
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Tagged Free Speech, Government Spending, Politics, Red Tape, Taxation
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Colorado Sheriffs, Magpul file Lawsuit Challenging New Colorado Gun Laws
Today, 54 of Colorado’s elected county sheriffs joined Magpul Industries and numerous other plaintiffs to file a lawsuit against Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper. The suit challenges two laws passed in this year’s legislative session in Colorado and signed into law … Continue reading
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Video: Is the Current System of Campaign Finance Broken?
On April 18, Ben Barr joined Dave Mason, a former commissioner of the Federal Election Commission to debate against new efforts of campaign finance “reform” in Washington, DC. Their opponents were Marc Elias, former general counsel to the Kerry-Edwards 2004 … Continue reading
Almost Everything You Need to Know About Citizens United v. FEC
With help from Oyez, this blog post serves as my go-to all-I-have-to-say end-of-story post about Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. As controversy continues years after the Supreme Court’s decision—with commentary continually indicating few understood, much less read, the opinion … Continue reading
A First Amendment Lesson for Cindy Hill (and her lawyer)
I was in D.C. for most of last week, where Ben Barr and I met with our friends at the Center for Competitive Politics and other experts to prepare Ben for the upcoming oral arguments in our Free Speech suit, … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 General Session, Constitution, Education, First Amendment, Free Speech, wyoming
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