Right to Try: Using Biotech Federalism to Promote Innovation with Ian Huyett
March 27, 2026 at 02:00PM

Ian Huyett lays out the case for New Hampshire as a future hub for experimental biotechnology, arguing that federal regulation—not a lack of innovation—is the real bottleneck. He explains that breakthroughs like gene therapy are already within reach, but current systems make them difficult to access at scale. Drawing on his work in law and policy, he highlights state-level solutions like liability reform and expanded “right to try” laws as a way to unlock progress. With its proximity to Boston and recent legislation, New Hampshire is already gaining a strategic edge. The talk ultimately frames the state as a testing ground for the future of medicine—and a place where policy could finally catch up to technology.

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March 27, 2026 at 02:00PM

Right to Try: Using Biotech Federalism to Promote Innovation with Ian HuyettIan Huyett (@IanHuyett) lays out the case for New Hampshire as a future hub for experimental biotechnology, arguing that federal regulation—not a lack of innovation—is the real bottleneck. He explains https://t.co/qR6lZnOq9R

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March 28, 2026 at 03:06PM

RT @brucefenton: Anti War RallyUNH Durham NH, April 14.Starting an unjust war is unAmerican & unconstitutional.Sending our troops to d…

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March 28, 2026 at 03:06PM

RT @GregMooreNH: Never a bad time to remind folks that NH is the freest state in the nation.By a bunch. https://t.co/5oKOSEHVuX

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March 28, 2026 at 06:07PM

RT @potsstrongem: The regulatory bottleneck is real. Patients have waited decades for treatments that exist but remain out of reach. We nee…

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March 28, 2026 at 08:48PM

RT @EricBrakey: Tonight at Artsy Fartsy,at the Quill Liberty Clubhouse,I shared a few “Poems about Peter,”reflections on my lost cat —r…

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March 29, 2026 at 12:20PM

RT @myWinnipesaukee: We're headed to the Granite State Indoor Range and Gun Shop in Hudson today.... never been but always wanted to check…

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Build Alternatives to Central Bank Digital Currencies with Jeremy Cordon
March 29, 2026 at 02:00PM

Jeremy Cordon explores why the fight over money is really a fight over freedom, and why the systems people rely on every day matter more than they may realize. He blends personal experience, big-picture ideas, and a look at emerging alternatives to argue that the future of money is still up for grabs. Rather than just warning about what could go wrong, the talk points toward practical ways people are already trying to build something different. It’s a wide-ranging and thought-provoking look at sound money, independence, and what real financial autonomy could look like.

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March 29, 2026 at 02:00PM

Build Alternatives to Central Bank Digital Currencies with Jeremy CordonJeremy Cordon (@Jeremy_Cordon) explores why the fight over money is really a fight over freedom, and why the systems people rely on every day matter more than they may realize. He blends personal https://t.co/wIXLNhjYvb

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March 30, 2026 at 02:25PM

How Do We Heal Our Healthcare System? with Dr. Michael Ciampi, Ian Huyett, and Melissa BlasekIn this wide-ranging panel moderated by Eric Brakey, speakers Dr. Michael Ciampi (@MCiampiMD), Ian Huyett (@IanHuyett), and Melissa Blasek (@MelissablasekNH) dig into a deceptively https://t.co/1opf6hc2Yf

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How Do We Heal Our Healthcare System? with Dr. Michael Ciampi, Ian Huyett, and Melissa Blasek
March 30, 2026 at 03:09PM

In this wide-ranging panel moderated by Eric Brakey, speakers Dr. Michael Ciampi, Ian Huyett, and Melissa Blasek dig into a deceptively simple question: how do we actually fix a broken healthcare system? What unfolds is a layered conversation that challenges who healthcare really serves—and whether patients have been sidelined entirely by insurers, bureaucracies, and entrenched incentives. From direct primary care and cash-based pricing to bold state-level reforms, the panel explores ideas that could radically reshape access and affordability without waiting on federal solutions. Personal stories, policy debates, and real-world examples collide, revealing both the promise and friction of change. Rather than offering a single answer, the discussion opens the door to a deeper rethink of what healthcare could look like if patients were truly back at the center.

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March 30, 2026 at 03:35PM

This is a public service announcement for all Free Staters: Please watch out for bears.https://t.co/urtDolmK4h

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March 30, 2026 at 06:53PM

RT @GregMooreNH: You can pry our gas leaf blowers from our cold, dead hands.https://t.co/AZee7J10kt https://t.co/URg83bk7YC

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March 30, 2026 at 06:54PM

RT @TheDesertLynx: -Move to a free place-Participate in local politics-Use open source tech-Grow your own food-Spread the message of fr…

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The PorcFest Parking Lot as a Model of Social Change with Matt Kibbe
March 31, 2026 at 02:00PM

Matt Kibbe uses the Grateful Dead’s leaderless community as a surprising but effective metaphor for the kind of liberty movement he believes New Hampshire is uniquely positioned to build. He argues that strong communities are not the opposite of individualism, but its natural partner, and says the Free State Project works because it gives people room to pursue freedom in many different ways while still sharing a broader culture of mutual respect. Rather than dwelling only on political collapse and national disappointment, he frames this moment as an opening to bring together a wide coalition of antiwar voices, free speech advocates, decentralizers, and politically homeless people around the simple idea of liberty. Kibbe ultimately presents New Hampshire as a living demonstration project—one that can show the rest of the country what it looks like when free people cooperate, solve problems locally, and build something lasting outside the usual machinery of the state.

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March 31, 2026 at 02:00PM

The PorcFest Parking Lot as a Model of Social Change with Matt KibbeMatt Kibbe (@MattKibbe) uses the Grateful Dead’s leaderless community as a surprising but effective metaphor for the kind of liberty movement he believes New Hampshire is uniquely positioned to build. He argues https://t.co/dKETutQL6e

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March 31, 2026 at 10:31PM

RT @EricBrakey: @jufujimaru We are concentrating in New Hampshire, USA through the Free State Project @FreeStateNH to build the most libert…

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March 31, 2026 at 10:32PM

RT @jufujimaru: 世界のリバタリアンのかたに質問です。自国でリバタリアニズムを広めるため、どのような工夫をされていますか？先日、私の仲間がメディアで「リバタリアン」について話をしましたが、「リバタリアン」という言葉自体が、変な人・怖い人というイメージになっ…

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April 1, 2026 at 08:11AM

RT @EricBrakey: Big if true! 👀 (What day is it?)

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Porcupine Report #106: “The Biotech Revolution” with Ian Huyett
April 1, 2026 at 09:00AM

Eric talks with Ian Huyett, a lobbyist and legal advocate working at the intersection of biotechnology, law, and public policy in New Hampshire. The discussion explores how the state is uniquely positioned to become a national leader in experimental biotech, thanks to its proximity to Boston, its flexible legal environment, and its culture of political innovation. Huyett breaks down the concept of “biotech freedom,” including right-to-try laws that allow patients greater access to experimental treatments while reducing regulatory barriers. The conversation also touches on the broader vision of building a thriving, competitive economy rooted in individual liberty and scientific advancement. Through both policy insight and big-picture thinking, the episode paints a compelling picture of New Hampshire as a potential hub for the next wave of medical innovation.

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April 1, 2026 at 03:12PM

RT @ChrisMaidmentNH: New England tax burden rankings (WalletHub 2026):🟢 New Hampshire: #49 (5.38%) << Second Lowest in the Country🔴 Mass…

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