Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
January is named after the Roman God Janus, who is often presented with two faces – one looking back to the past, and the other forward into the future.
This January, Libertarianism.org is excited to reflect on the past and to consider the future during our Liberty in Review Week.
In this video, Libertarianism.org presents its picks for the most pivotal libertarian moments of 2023. From the Supreme Court protecting the Second Amendment to Javier Milei winning the Argentinian presidential election, there was a lot to celebrate in 2023.
Special thank you to Maggie Anders for allowing us to use her footage from the election of Javier Milei: twitter.com/LibertyAnders
Website: libertarianism.org
Twitter: twitter.com/libertarianism
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January is named after the Roman God Janus, who is often presented with two faces – one looking back to the past, and the other forward into the future.
This January, Libertarianism.org is excited to reflect on the past and to consider the future during our Liberty in Review Week.
In this video, Libertarianism.org presents its picks for the most pivotal libertarian moments of 2023. From the Supreme Court protecting the Second Amendment to Javier Milei winning the Argentinian presidential election, there was a lot to celebrate in 2023.
Special thank you to Maggie Anders for allowing us to use her footage from the election of Javier Milei: twitter.com/LibertyAnders
Website: libertarianism.org
Twitter: twitter.com/libertarianism
Instagram: instagram.com/libertarianismdotorg
Facebook: facebook.com/Libertarianism.org
