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Lyssa Reinders

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Lyssa Reinders is a recent law school graduate and freelance writer. New Jersey born, she is now quite happily a Tennessee resident, where she works as a law clerk, assisting and advising local judges in preparation for her law career. She has a longstanding passion for debates, politics, good food, and freedom. Reach her at Lyssalovelyredhead.wordpress.com or at lyssaloveyredhead@gmail.com or follow her on Twitter @LyssaLR

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A Review of John Samples’ The Struggle to Limit Government

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A review of John Samples' The Struggle to Limit Government. The Struggle to Limit Government begins with a brief overview of progressivism leading up to Franklin Roosevelt...

Looking For Hate in All the Wrong Places, Part II: A Walk in the Park

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I went to the Tea Party looking for bad behavior. Nothing even came close.

Looking for Hate in All the Wrong Places

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I'll be attending a tea party specifically looking for bad behavior. Think I'll find any?

Want Limited Government? Limit the Bills

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The recent health care bill demonstrates why the U.S. government should follow Tennessee's lead and limit bills to one subject.

‘We Don’t Have a Religion of Free Speech’

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Canadians value the right not to be offended over the right of expression.
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