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Liberland Salutes US Rep. Thomas Massie for His Service to Liberty
For more than a decade, Representative Thomas Massie has been one of the strongest defenders of constitutional government, individual liberty, and the principles of the American Founding Fathers in the United States Congress. Since taking office in 2012, Massie has built a reputation as an independent voice for limited government and civil liberties – principles […]
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Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com,
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