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Woodchuck Report: Civil Liberties and Territorial Jurisdiction 04/13/2018

Local Libertarian Varpilah Chase discusses Vermont's new drug laws (S.55) and national trade tariffs. The S.55 law "proposes to expand Vermont’s territorial jurisdiction over prohibited regulated drug sales."

Woodchuck Report: National Gun Control Debate 03/09/2018

Local Libertarian Varpilah Chase discusses new laws possibly implemented by our local legislature and our governor's take on the current national gun control debate and what his plans are for Vermont.

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Woodchuck Report: Marijuana Legislation in Vermont and Net Neutrality 01/12/2018

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase discusses the marijuana legalization bill that was just passed in the Vermont House and Senate as well as the future of net neutrality after the recent change of status for Internet Service Providers by the Federal Communications Commission.

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Woodchuck Report: Until Taxes Do Us Part 12/08/2017

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase discusses local, regional, and national affairs from a Libertarian Party perspective. He covers the new state carbon tax, the GOP tax bill in both the House and Senate, supply-side versus demand-side economics, and other topics.

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Woodchuck Report: Varpilah Chase Updates on Drug Policy and the U.S. Senate Tax Bill 11/10/2017

Special Guest-Host Varpilah Chase is joined by Bonnie Scott via phone to discuss local, regional, and national affairs from a Libertarian Party perspective. They talk about news updates involving drug policy, the outlines of the new U.S. Senate tax bill that have come out, what's going on at the Vermont airport, 2nd Amendment updates, and upcoming Libertarian events.

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True North Reports TV: Are EVs Ready for Prime Time? 10/20/2017

Host Robert Maynard brings in VT Watchdog reporters Lou Varricchio, over the phone, and Michael Bielawski, in the studio, to discuss the promises and perils of electric automobiles.

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Woodchuck Report: Vermont Policy and Libertarian Candidates 10/13/2017

Bonnie Scott hosts her monthly live program from a Libertarian Party perspective. She discusses Vermont candidates running for the 2018 gubernatorial race as well as other political issues and events of note.

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True North Reports TV: The Democrats, Bernie, and the Immigration Question 09/15/2017

The twin topics on this month's episode are the flip-flop of the Democrat’s progressive wing on immigration and the possible brewing internal division within that party in the run-up to the election.  

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True North Reports TV: 21st Century Policing 08/18/2017

Guest Host Michael Bielawski welcomes Vermont Watchdog Reporter Lou Varricchio to discuss recent instances of civil unrest and how law enforcement can best respond.

True North Reports TV: Governor's Commission on Climate Change 07/21/2017

Robert Maynard hosts Vermont Watchdog reporter Michael Bielinski to discuss the Governor's Commission on Climate Change and address controversies about climate science.

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