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Professional malcontents have rediscovered yet another faux reason to hate America.
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Professional malcontents have rediscovered yet another faux reason to hate America.
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What kind of party (or movement or whatever), especially one that claims to be radically transforming the political landscape at the most basic constitutional and philosophical levels, "does not take a position on social issues"?
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Contrary to the hopes (or fears) of many, the Presentment Clause has not been repealed.
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America is indeed an idea. Or at least it was. Once upon a time…
Filed under: Capitalism, Libertarianism, Public Goods v. Private Goods, Society, Religion, Culture Wars | 1 Comment »
It is absurd in the extreme to suggest that two free individuals acting jointly can somehow have "less rights" than those two same free individuals would have acting individually.
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Remind me again how Obama and the hyper-liberal Congress were going to usher in a new civil libertarian paradise where basic constitutional rights are actually acknowledged and respected?
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What the Court got right — and missed altogether — in Safford and Ricci.
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President Obama is either a liar or an idiot. And he's not an idiot.
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A Bastiat-themed writing contest, another Bastiat-themed writing contest, and housing-bubble essay contest perfect for bloggers!
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As the bill slogs its way through Congress, keep in mind that there are two alternative reasons to oppose it.
Filed under: First Amendment - Speech, Law, Libertarianism, Politics, Society, Religion, Culture Wars | 1 Comment »