State Chapter: Missouri

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State Blogs

Limited Government Protesters to target SEIU in Saint Louis

By Brendan Steinhauser on Aug 07, 2009

Conservative/libertarian protesters are taking on the SEIU tomorrow in Saint Louis. From the local newspaper, the Saint Louis Post-Dispatch,

State Press Releases

Join FreedomWorks for Breakfast in Frontenac

Jan 09, 2008

Please join FreedomWorks Missouri Volunteer Chapter Leader Terri Brennan and guest speaker Ron Calzone of Missouri Citizens for Property Rights for breakfast to discuss property rights reform on Tuesday, January 22nd.

We only have room for 25 people so please R.S.V.P today by calling Terri Brennan at (314) 567-3534 or emailing her at terri-brennan@sbcglobal.net

Here are the details for the breakfast:

State News

FreedomWorks to Hold Event to Discuss Eminent Domain Supreme Court Case

Jan 16, 2008

FreedomWorks Missouri and Missouri Citizens for Property Rights are hosting a breakfast on Tuesday, January 22, 2008 at 7:30 AM to discuss the issue of Eminent Domain Reform. Ron Calzone, President of Missouri Citizens for Property Rights, will be speaking, and breakfast will be provided.

The primary purpose of government is to safeguard the inalienable rights of its citizens, which includes the right to own personal property without fear of being forced to part with it. Instead, the government has taken a “divine” role in the real estate industry.