‘I love guns, liberty and independence — and despise high taxes. Where should I retire?’

To answer your question, I went right to the source: the Libertarian Party itself, where I had a lively chat with Dan Fishman, the party’s executive director, who had a lot of great advice for you. He said that while the Libertarian Party doesn’t maintain a list of the most libertarian cities and towns in America, there are certain states known to be more libertarian-friendly in many ways: New Hampshire — with its motto “Live Free or Die” — being the most obvious one, but also some spots in the mountainous western U.S., as well as parts of Texas.
That said, U, you probably won’t get all of the items on your libertarian checklist, but you can get many. To make my list of suggestions, I first looked at the states that seemed the most libertarian-friendly, based on Fishman’s advice and an assessment of the tax and gun laws. Then I looked at where in those states retirees might love. Here are some suggestions.

‘I love guns, liberty and independence — and despise high taxes. Where should I retire?’ MW-HY002_keene_20200108121844_ZH

‘I love guns, liberty and independence — and despise high taxes. Where should I retire?’ MW-HY002_keene_20200108121844_ZH

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/i-love-guns-liberty-and-independence-and-despise-high-taxes-where-should-i-retire-2020-01-08

‘I love guns, liberty and independence — and despise high taxes. Where should I retire?’

‘I love guns, liberty and independence — and despise high taxes. Where should I retire?’

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