Latest Posts:
- ‘It’s just food’: Activists want Dayton to repeal ordinance requiring permit to distribute food downtown
A week earlier, Dayton police arrested a 25-year-old man at Courthouse Square after city officials said he continued to hand out food after he and others were warned by officers to stop because it violated city code.
Officers said they responded after receiving an anonymous complaint about the food distribution activities, according to body camera footage obtained by this newspaper. An officer in the body camera video says, “It’s all about just getting a permit, man — that’s all it is.”
- Government Data Refute the Notion That Overprescribing Caused the ‘Opioid Crisis’
Yet millions of pain patients have been force-tapered to ineffective dose levels, and thousands of them are dying of medical collapse or suicide, while the DEA continues to persecute their doctors for trying to help them. It is time to evict the DEA from doctors’ examination rooms.
- J.D. Vance Thinks U.S. Steel’s Shareholders Weren’t Adequately Warned of J.D. Vance’s Efforts To Block Sale
Where are the limits of federal power? Vance is positing a situation in which the government must grant implicit or explicit approval of every merger and acquisition involving an American company.
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Libertarians of Montgomery is a county-level affiliate of the Libertarian Party of Ohio. Our goal is is nothing more nor less than a world set free in our lifetime. To this end, we intend to grow our county affiliate in order to promote liberty candidates for local offices, challenge unjust laws and support needed reforms, and demonstrate ways in which people can accomplish voluntarily what the government fails to accomplish coercively.
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