Topic: Political Strategy

Critics argue that Mitt Romney's healthcare policies in Massachusetts moved the Republican Party toward accepting socialized medicine. By enacting an individual mandate, Romney provided political cover for President Obama's federal legislation, making it difficult for Republicans to oppose the policy effectively.

Jones outlines a strategy to create an alliance of communities to oppose "supernational" government by electing local officials who mirror the philosophy of Representative Ron Paul. He emphasizes the need for "front ministers" and professionals—doctors, lawyers, and teachers—who are not motivated by money or corporate kickbacks to serve in local government and use their positions as bully pulpits for liberty.