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Seeds of Spring Fundraiser for Casida for Congress 2012
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Embracing Our Veterans & Understanding Our Threats
I have seen the face of war, because I was married to a young man in the military before, during, and after the attacks of 9/11. I watched and was a part of this war on terror that we are … Continue reading
Natural Rights vs. Legal Rights
What is the difference between natural rights and legal rights? Natural rights require no “law” to interpret – these are unalienable rights – like the right to life, to consume foods and products that one desires, and the right to … Continue reading
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Tisha Casida Interviewed by the Cari and Rob Show
Tisha Casida on the Cari and Rob Show
Tags: 3rd congressional district, candidate challenges Scott Tipton, cari and rob show, casida 2012, CO, colorado, constitution, Democracts, end the fed, federal reserve, fruita, Independent, interviews, liberty, liberty candidate, mesa county, NDAA, Pace vs Tipton, public education, public servants, sal pace, scott tipton, steamboat springs, tenth amendment, tisha casida
Why “Normal” People May Not Run for Congress
The past week has been an interesting encounter with the vitriolic nature of politics that would stop any ‘good’ or ‘normal’ person from ever trying to run for a federal office. It has also been a fine reminder of exactly … Continue reading
Tags: 3rd congressional district, candidate challenges Scott Tipton, casida 2012, CO, colorado, constitution, Democracts, end the fed, federal reserve, fruita, Independent, liberty, liberty candidate, mesa county, NDAA, Pace vs Tipton, public education, public servants, sal pace, scott tipton, tenth amendment, tisha casida
