Getting the Silver and Gold Bill Over the Line

 

Go HERE to listen to Sunday's Missouri Liberty Radio show "Off the Cuff" with Sam Britton. Guests included Patrick Holland of the Missouri Freedom Initiative and Daniel Diaz of Citizens for Sound Money.

Some of the show notes:

"In the second hour of the show, we spent some time playing some audio from the HighWire show that we air earlier in the afternoon.

We need some cautious optimism once in a while, and it came from that show.
Here is the link to that show, and you can hear everything that we played in the first 30 minutes, as well as the rest of what was covered during that broadcast: 

In the second hour Daniel Diaz with Citizens for Sound Money was with us during all of the second hour, as well as most of the third hour. We covered the latest on sound money legislation here in Missouri, as well as different places you can go to online, to get started building your wealth in gold and silver."

 

MOFree Livestream on deck

 Tonight's MFI livestream will be live at 7:30 p.m. It's SB735 and the last two weeks of the legislative session. For more detail go to Missouri Freedom Initiative.

Missouri Liberty Radio--live at 6 p.m.

 

 Sam Britton's entertaining Sunday night radio show, "Off the Cuff," will cover a little bit of Christian County politics tonight, as well as the Silver and Gold bill in the Missouri Legislature. Patrick Holland of the Missouri Freedom Initiative and Daniel Diaz of Citizens for Sound Money will speak about the bills currently up in Missouri. The next few weeks will be important.

Listen live at the link HERE.

Missouri Freedom Initiative Livestream 7:30 p.m. -- Silver and Gold!

 

 

From Patrick Holland's livestream notes:  

 

"While we often delve into strategies for legislative success in Missouri, tonight's focus shifts to the underlying imperative of the Constitutional Money Act.

The urgency of this matter cannot be overstated. Citizens for Sound Money, with Daniel Diaz at the helm as Executive Director, has been an important ally in our quest to pass sound money legislation in Missouri. Daniel joins us tonight to dissect the precariousness of our current financial system, underscoring the necessity for a viable alternative.

The looming shadow of a potential economic downturn, particularly in the realm of commercial real estate, has sparked concerns of a crisis that could dwarf the turmoil of 2008. These discussions, largely absent from mainstream media, have found a home on alternative platforms, highlighting a brewing storm that could have profound impacts on us all.

This narrative of fiscal distress extends to the education sector, where schools, rather than tightening belts, have leveraged recent bond approvals to secure funding, amplifying the tax burden on local communities. This trend, echoing the fiscal challenges of states like Illinois, serves as a stark reminder of government priorities, often at odds with the well-being of its citizens."