Have you ever been afraid to stand up for your Constitutional rights? Do you hesitate to speak up in defense of liberty? America is the land of the free and the home of the brave. Many patriots have sacrificially fought to protect our freedoms on the battlefields of war, giving us examples of courage. Now our rights are threatened on a different type of battlefield and we need a new type of courage from patriotic citizens who believe life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness should be protected for all. Larvita McFarquhar believes we can have freedom without fear and works to encourage everyone to boldly stand in defense of liberty. In her second interview with Linda, she updates listeners on the ongoing saga to simply keep her business open and to provide for her family amidst unreasonable mandates and lockdowns.
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