Congress returns for the lame duck this week. While they work behind the scenes on spending bill and other issues, the House will consider normal floor activity.
The House will consider two rules bills this week. One, HR 5982, allows Congress […]
Deepwater Horizons and Scully are two “based on a true story” films that raise interesting questions about goverment regulations and corporate accountability.
Deepwater Horizons deals with the biggest oil explosion in American history: the […]
Whatever your thoughts on the results of yesterday’s election, and the challenges and opportunities it presents us, there are good reasons to be optimistic.
Having been involved with the liberty movement since the early nineties, and having […]
Whatever your thoughts on the results of yesterday’s election, and the challenges and opportunities it presents us, there are good reasons to be optimistic.
Having been involved with the liberty movement since the early nineties, and having […]
Nobel Peace Prize winner President Obama may conclude his time in office by increasing defense spending by $6 billion dollars to fight the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (didn’t the peace president end those wars?).
The Pentagon requested that […]
Nobel Peace Prize winner President Obama may conclude his time in office by increasing defense spending by $6 billion dollars to fight the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (didn’t the peace president end those wars?).
The Pentagon requested that […]
Hard as it may seem to believe, the sharpest, most intelligent political satire of recent times deals with a race for high school student body President. I am talking about 1999’s Election, which is perfect pre-or post election viewing.
The […]
During the debate over the USA Freedom Act, Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul wrote that:
However, Edward Snowden’s revelations have galvanized opposition to the NSA’s ongoing violations of our liberties. This is why Congress will soon […]
Campaign for Liberty has joined a coalition in support of the Financial Choice Act (HR 5963). This bill makes a number of positive reforms in the federal financial regulations.
Among the bill’s reforms are making new financial regulations […]
Halloween was especially scary at many American colleges where college administrators threatened to call the police if a student dared wear an “insensitive” costume. Other colleges issued “guidance” on politically correct costumes so broad […]
Godzilla Resurgence (Shin Godzilla) is the latest incarnation of everyone’s favorite radioactive dinosaur, and the best political movie I have seen in some time.
This Japanese-made film is currently showing around the country, but only for one […]
Last week the goverment announced that social security recipients and veterans will get a .03% cost of living increase, which amounts to a whopping $5 a mouth.
The low cost of living increase is justified by government statistics claiming to […]
The National Internet Sales Tax Moratorium is the type of issue that Congress loves to push off until the lame duck. After all, why vote on an issue that puts grassroots liberty activists against powerful special interests before a controversial […]
Sunday was the 80th birthday of one of the “founding fathers” of the modern Libertarian movement, and a major influence on my own intellectual development, Ralph Racio.
Ralph attended Mises’ seminars in the late 40’s and did graduate work […]
This is the season for ghouls, witches and other monsters to be on the prowl…and in addition to the election, Halloween is just around the corner. So those of you who don’t find the election significantly scary, or looking for some pretend […]