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Latest From Chip Wood	June 1, 2012

Thinking Of Fleeing The United States? » Wowee, some folks are sure angry that Eduardo Saverin, one of the co-founders of Facebook, decided to unfriend the country that helped make him a billionaire. In response, two Senators introduced the Expatriation Prevention by Abolishing Tax-Related Incentives for Offshore Tenancy (or Ex-PATRIOT) Act. More »

Freedom Watch

Miss Me Yet? » If you've noticed a shortage of Joe Biden gaffes this week, it's because he's on vacation. After nearly four years of hard work, the Vice President took this week off. For those of you who have been missing Uncle Joe, we at Personal Liberty Digest™ put together a compilation of his finest moments. More »

Personal Liberty News

The Nobel Peace Prize Winner’s Kill List » Nobel Peace Prize-winning President Barack Obama has used drones as his personal angels of death (more than 281 times in Pakistan alone) to kill hundreds of people whom the Administration defines as "militants." More »

Prominent Obama Supporter Cuts Ties With Democrats » Artur Davis, a former Congressman and one of President Barack Obama's earliest supporters, announced in a blog post that he would be leaving the Democratic Party. Davis is considering running for office in Virginia in the next few years. If so, he will run as a Republican.  More »

Fox News' Romney Campaign Ad » "Fox and Friends," a show airing on the "fair and balanced" Fox News channel, aired an exceptionally partisan four-minute video about President Barack Obama that could have doubled as a campaign advertisement for Mitt Romney.  More »

NYC Mayor Wants To Ban Sugary Drinks » In an effort to reduce the number of supersized New Yorkers, Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants to reduce the number of supersized drinks in the city. The Mayor is proposing a ban that would prohibit the sale of any sweet beverage larger than 16 ounces. More »

Chip Shots

Nobama More people join the 'anybody but Barack Obama' club. It was no surprise that Mitt Romney won the Republican primaries in Arkansas and Kentucky last week. But did you hear what happened on the Democratic side? Forty-two percent of the voters in the Democratic primaries in those two States voted against the incumbent President. In Kentucky, where there wasn't even an opponent on the ballot, Democrats selected "uncommitted." That's almost as embarrassing as what happened in West Virginia, where 41 percent of Democratic voters chose a prison inmate rather than our current President.  More »