Hello all,
The goal of this group is to create an environment where Austro-libertarian Republicans can gather to help with any political aims as we navigate into 2022. Whether it is trying to be an influential member of your local party, helping a campaign, or running for office yourself.
I put a small paywall in to help filter members for quality, as well as make it easier to provide original content that hopefully will have some value for anyone interested in this product. One of the benefits is that I'll share all the content I'm producing for the Bay GOP - some of which could be repurposed in your own county.
To start off, I think one of the better products I put out - but I don't promote often on Twitter - is the Bay County Republican Roundtable Youtube channel. That is the purest example of me putting into practice the sort of stuff I discuss on Twitter and podcasts - because you see exactly how I address my fellow Republicans where I am from.
One of the things I strongly ...
Share your county GOP website and what clubs you're involved in/interested in.
I know this can vary a lot by county.
www.BayGOP.com
This is a draft of a county ordinance I’ve been writing. On council, I can’t control assessors (with the exception of office funding and vendor contracts) but I can control the property tax assessment board of appeals (PTABOA). When taxpayers appeal their assessed values, they go before the PTABOA.
This ordinance works around state law by requiring our PTABOA (which is appointed by the commission and the council) to keep value assessments in check. Indiana doesn’t have a “Save Our Homes” law or any other protections for homeowners and it’s becoming a problem in this inflationary environment. This ordinance also lays out precisely how the board is expected to vote on certain property types, where there is statutory direction. Believe it or not, PTABOAs will rubber stamp the assessor’s value, even when it conflicts with state law.
This is the kind of “legislative offense” Republicans need to embrace. I will pull every lever of power, use any and all legal and extralegal ...
Mexican Billionaire Ricardo Salinas says, "I just read this book, Democracy: The God That Failed"
Thrilling interview. Now what I want to ask you all, is there anything our State Treasurers or Governors or other executive offices can do about protecting their constituents who choose Bitcoin or precious metals over fiat ahead of the Great Inflation getting worse and worse? What can decisive people do when even super-majority GOP legislatures are too slow to move?
