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13 Millennial Voices Standing Up For Liberty & Justice

It's time for our generation to stand and lead for what matters: life, liberty, and justice for all.

Richard M. Castaldo

Dec 15, 2016

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"Young people can't make a difference? Over a dozen Declaration signers were under 35 years old. Let that sink in. It's time to lead." Cliff Maloney Jr.

These are only thirteen, but there are many more millennials standing up for truth and justice, for life and liberty, and for common sense in the United States today. Jump on Twitter and follow them so you can be part of the liberty revolution. We can all find common ground no matter which 'side' of the political spectrum you fall on. It's up to our generation to make a difference and enact the right kind of change!

In no particular order:

1. @benshapiro, Ben Shapiro - California

EIC DailyWire.com, syndicated columnist, host of The Ben Shapiro Show and The Morning Answer, National Review, NYT bestseller

2. @LibertyBrit, Brittany Pounders - Texas

Founder @LibertyJuice, Columnist, Believer, Conservative, wife, mom to 3 of finest little people in the world!

3. @AbbyJohnson, Abby Johnson - Texas

Planned Parenthood Director turned Pro-Life Advocate! abbyjohnson.org

4. @ChapmanGOP, Ben Chapman - California

Outspoken young conservative, millennial, gay, marketing, political blogger, activist. contributor for @GOP_Thinker

5. @LawrenceBJones3, Lawrence Jones - Texas

Saved by Jesus. Texan. Private Investigator. Radio Host. Host on @TheBlaze TV. I tell stories.

6. @JulieBorowski, Julie Borowski - Washington D.C.

Political commentator. YouTube person. Animal lover.

7. @AP4LP, Austin Petersen - Missouri

Former Libertarian Party candidate for President of the United States in 2016. Pro Liberty, Pro Life, Pro Constitution.

8. LibertyClif, Cliff Maloney Jr. - Washington D.C.

@YALiberty Executive Director/President. Blessed to have the opportunity to work day and night for the principles of liberty.

9. @politicalelle, Erielle Davidson - California

Econ research at the @HooverInst. Contributor @TownHallCom. Conservative. Russian speaker. Pro-@Israel Jew. Opinions are my own & not Hoover's. Thank you vets!

10. @KristanHawkins, Kristan Hawkins - Minnesota

President of Students for Life of America, Abortion Abolitionist

11. @CraigRBrittain, Craig R. Brittain - Arizona

Based CEO. @Dryvyng, @AuditTheMedia. #TaxationIsTheft. #AbolishTheState. #RIPHarambe. Exit the American Union

12. @LawgicaLA, Luis Angeles - California

13. @scrowder, Steven Crowder - Unknown

LouderWithCrowder.com for podcasts, videos and free stuff. Comedian, American.

And not that I'm special but follow me on Twitter too!

14. @RichRagamuffin, Richie M. Castaldo - Oklahoma

Husband, daddy, pastor, constitutional conservative, definitely a ragamuffin, bit of a freak, loving Jesus & sharing truth. Founder of grandlakelife.church and Oklahoma For Liberty.

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1. "Unlimited Freedom!"

2. "Dorm Life!"

3. "Never mind, where is my apartment?"

4. "Whose idea was this 8 AM?"

5. I'm so looking forward to that nap."

6. "I don't have the brain capacity for this"

7. "Wow, college is great"

It's easier than you think.

1. Look into Housing and Dining.

2. Pay attention to campus postings.

3. Find common interest groups.

4. Join an intramural sports team.

5. Work on a cause that you care about.

6. Join a club related to your major.

7. Get an on-campus job.

8. Volunteer.

College without friends is like peanut butter without jelly.

1. You need people to hang out with.

2. You don’t want to be stuck alone eating lunch or dinner.

3. Weekends suck without anyone to share them with.

4. College will be miserable for you.

5. Finding a roommate for the following year will be impossible.

6. You need someone to talk to about personal stuff or homework that isn’t your mom.

7. Classes will be boring and quiet for you if you don’t know anyone.

8. Walking around campus is just awkward.

9. Homework help and study buddies do not exist.

Why it pays to leave the hoodie at home.

1. Comfort

2. Confidence

3. Surprises

4. Self Esteem

A few signs that you may live in the library whether you'd like to admit it or not.

1. You dress for the temperature of the library, not the weather outside.

2. You say hello to the security guard when he or she walks by.

3. The employees at Starbucks know your name and order.

4. You eat all your meals at a library cubby, not at your own house.

5. You take the quiet floors very seriously.

6. Any night you are not at the library is a special occasion.

7. You have shown up to the library hungover on more than one occasion.

8. Your friends always text you when they are going to the library because they know you will be there.

9. You have taken a nap in the library at some point.

10. You know all the cold and hot spots in the library.

11. You've seen your studying pay off.

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