This week a leading Presidential candidate (as a 501(c) (4) Campaign for Liberty does not endorse or oppose any candidature for any office) suggested that the Federal Department of Education “police” colleges for examples of “extreme political […]
This week a leading Presidential candidate (as a 501(c) (4) Campaign for Liberty does not endorse or oppose any candidature for any office) suggested that the Federal Department of Education “police” colleges for examples of “extreme political […]
One of the arguments commonly made by supporters of government-run health care is that free people are incapable of finding or creating ways to meet their needs for affordable health care. Of course, anyone who understands free-market economics […]
Campaign for Liberty has joined a coalition letter in support of “The Enterprise Secondary Reserve Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act of 2015” (HR 1673), introduced by Tennessee Representative Marsha Blackburn.
This […]
Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee unveiled the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, “bipartisan” (and that is the first sign this is trouble) legislation that supposedly reduces the number of mandatory minimum sentences imposed by […]
One of the most ridiculous aspects of the Obama Administration’s “nutrition guidelines” is its effect on school bake sales. As Campaign for Liberty’s Communication Director Megan Stiles detailed in August 2014:
Children hoping to hold bake sales […]
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich has said he would consider returning to the House of Representatives to serve as Speaker. As of this writing, Gingrich’s former colleagues do not seem anxious to put him back in the Speaker’s chair. […]
Representative (and candidate to succeed John Boehner as Speaker of the House) Jason Chaffetz is not only the lead house sponsor of the National Internet Sales Tax Mandate, he is also the lead sponsor of the so-called “Restoration of America’s […]
With Representative Jason Chaffetz, the lead sponsor of the “Remote Transactions Parity Act,” (H.R. 2775),the House version of the National Internet Sales Tax Mandate, seeking to succeed John Boehner as Speaker of the House, this seems like a […]
Here is part two of the Swords Into Plowshares playlist.
Read Part One here.
Make sure you buy your copy of Swords Into Plowshares here.
Chapter Eleven: “A Unilateral Declaration of Peace”
Song: “Brings the Boys Home” by Freda […]
Congress may consider the 2015 National Defense Authorization Act Conference Report as early as this week. Sadly, but not surprisingly, this year’s NDAA increases spending by “hiding” $38 billion in the Overseas Contingency Operations Fund (OCO). […]
Following John Boehner’s announcement that he was stepping down as Speaker of the House, some prominent liberty movement leaders suggested Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul succeed Boehner as Speaker of the House.
After all the Speaker […]
Dr. Stephen D. Williamson, Vice-President of the St. Louis Federal Reserve recently published a paper “Current Federal Reserve Policy under the Lens of Economic History: A Review Essay.” In this paper, Dr. Williamson makes a rather […]
Thanks to Paul-Martin Foss of the indispensable Carl Menger Center for the Study of Money and Banking for finding this 1979 speech by Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul on the Federal Reserve.
While this speech was delivered thirty-six […]
Senators John McCain and Mike Enzi have introduced legislation aimed at reducing “wasteful” spending. One of their proposals is to replace the paper dollar bill with a dollar coin:
According to the two lawmakers, ditching the dollar bill for the […]