Newberry, Florida: Limited Government, Local Leadership, and the Fight Against Globalism
What happens when a city commissioner runs on a John Birch Society platform, strips out the social programs, focuses on what government is actually supposed to do, and gets reelected repeatedly?
You get Newberry, Florida, a city of nearly 10,000 people growing at 5 to 7% a year. Tim Marden, director of development for the John Birch Society and mayor of Newberry, Florida, joins Sam Bushman and Sheriff Richard Mack on Liberty RoundTable Live to talk about how his city became a real-world test case for constitutional, limited government. They cover what it takes to run for local office, the globalist threat eroding the American middle class, a candid grade for President Trump, and the upcoming 2026 JBS Conference in Salt Lake City.
How to join the John Birch Society and get conference tickets CALL TO ACTION Get your tickets to the 2026 John Birch Society Conference in Salt Lake City, June 5th and 6th at the Radisson Hotel. Go to jbs.org/conference/slc26 to register. You can also join the John Birch Society at jbs.org for about $100 a year and get aligned with people who are actually doing something about the direction of our country. And pick up The New American Magazine at thenewamerican.com for news you won’t find anywhere else.
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