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TSC: Is National or Local government more important? LIVE Panel Talk!

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The Sharpe Club: Is National or Local government more important? LIVE Panel Talk!

Talk with Doni "The Don" Anthony, Travis Irvine and Craig Miles about how we view and prioritize national and local government, as well as how we engage with both to make change... and whatever else comes up!

Doni is a Liberty Defender, Podcaster and Blogger. Host of "Liberty Or Else", exposing statism and how to combat it and promoting, educating, and defending individual liberties.

www.notpoliticalproperty.com

Twitter: @DoniTheDon_

Travis Irvine is a self-described provocateur, raccoonteur and former Candidate for Governeur. In 2007, a 24-year old comedian named Travis Irvine ran for mayor of his hometown in Ohio against seven other people. Knowing nothing about running for mayor, he documented the 130-day campaign and showed that one person can make a difference in the local political process.

Twitter: @TravisIrvineUSA

Craig Miles is a Radio DJ, blogger and man is search of solutions. He believes the day will come when people will be free to live as they please in harmony.

Twitter: @DiffFrequencies

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