Government Inflation Scam
The damage caused to your wallet or pocketbook with Keynesian vs. Austrian economics is huge. Two years of inflation reduction? Not so fast. By Akash Chougule – August [...]
Healthcare is Broken
Image CreditKarolina Kaboompics/Pexels Washington Created The Doctor Shortage And Can’t Fix It By: Deane Waldman - August 12, 2024 4 min read Clinical doctors smiled (actually, they grimaced) while [...]
Religious Freedom Is…
What Is Religious Freedom? Religious freedom is not a narrow right to worship but rather a broad freedom to follow God in all of life’s pursuits. By Ryan Tucker - [...]
330 Million vs. 545
Preamble to the Constitution of the United States and American Flag 545 vs. 330,000,000 People by Charlie Reese, a concerned citizen – June 2024 Politicians are the only [...]
Hold Politicians Accountable
This is why we can’t have nice things by James Hickman - August 5, 2024 Athenian general Miltiades was already a hero across ancient Greece when he set sail for the [...]
Fear a Runaway Congress!
BBA, balanced budget amendment, Phoenix Planning Convention Sept. 12, 2017 Fear Not A Runaway Article V State Amendments Convention By Rodney Dodsworth - May 8, 2016 A government [...]
Smell of Burning Tires
The Smell of Napalm By Judd Garrett - August 08, 2024 In the classic movie, Apocalypse Now, Lt. Colonel Bill Kilgore, played by Robert Duvall, looked out over a Vietnamese village [...]
Debt: U.S. vs. Swiss
Could Swiss Style Fiscal Rules Work in the United States? By Dr. Barry Poulson of The Heartland Institute - July 30, 2024 During this election campaign, neither political party has proposed a [...]
Our National Religion
American Theocracy: Politics Has Become Our National Religion By John & Nisha Whitehead - August 07, 2024 “You shall have no other gods before me.”—The Ten Commandments “Christians, get out [...]
Inflation = Inequality
Inequality is caused by inflation By Lennart Wagemans – July 27, 2024 Many claim the problem with fractional reserve banking is that it loans money into existence. It does, but [...]
No Kings Act Wrong
Schumer’s ‘No Kings Act’ Allows Congress, Not SCOTUS, to Determine ‘Whom Federal Criminal Laws May be Applied’ “No President or Vice President (former or sitting) would be entitled to immunity [...]
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson and Freedom By David Gordon – July 12, 2024 Woodrow Wilson is no longer the left-wing icon he once was owing to his role in promoting segregation in [...]
Learning John Locke
Learning Locke: An Introduction to Cato’s Letters By Rodney Dodsworth - May 7, 2016 Thomas Jefferson famously adapted key passages of John Locke’s Second Treatise in his draft Declaration of Independence. An 18th century gentleman [...]
Bible Study in-Home
California City Lifts Discriminatory Policy on in-Home Bible Study Gatherings By Sarah Wagner - July 30, 2024 A California city lifted its ban on in-home Bible study gatherings after a [...]
Scientist & UAW?
Despite Legal Concerns, Biden Let Government Scientists Join United Auto Workers Before Securing Union’s Endorsement By Luke Rosiak - July 30, 2024 As Joe Biden courted the crucial endorsement of the United [...]
NEA Strikes Itself
Support Staff Strike, Unhinged Pringle Rant Top NEA Convention Highlights By Education Reporter – July edition 2024 The annual far-left love fest also known as the National Education Association (NEA) [...]
Seinfeld & Aurelius
What Jerry Seinfeld Learned While Reading Marcus Aurelius Though he might not have known it, Seinfeld’s message is deeply entwined with the freedom philosophy. By Graham Bensinger - July 14, [...]
Cities Going Woke
The Left-Wing Plot To Force Cities To Go Woke by Andrew Shirley - July 18, 2024 The so-called “Corporate Equality Index” (CEI) from the radical left-wing Human Rights Campaign (HRC) [...]
The BBA: To a Free Government
A Balanced Budget Amendment Convention: The Path to Free Government By Rodney Dodsworth - May 6, 2016 Free Government is that happy condition wherein government respects and protects the unalienable, [...]
The Econ vs. Enviro
“The economist Simon Kuznets first drew an inverted U-shaped curve to describe the relationship between economic development and income inequality, pointing out that, as societies develop, inequality gets more severe [...]
