By Laura Meyers 1. “As nations can not be rewarded or punished in the next world they must be in this.” George Mason was a politician for the people, and praised the decentralization of the federal government in order to keep the feds in check and accountable, as he emphasizes above. Mason foresaw such a…
by Josh Guckert On Sunday afternoon, libertarians were aghast at the news reported by Carl Bernstein (the author of A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton) of CNN that Libertarian vice presidential nominee William Weld would withdraw his candidacy and endorse Hillary Clinton. There’s just one problem: these rumors ended up being completely false….
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kody Fairfield Twitter is ablaze following President Donald Trump‘s firing of FBI Director James Comey. RELATED: Trump to FBI Director James Comey: You’re Fired Republicans have jumped to defend the front lines, capitulating in order to find a substantive position to hold in favor of the firing, and the Democrats have gone “Looney…
5. Which industry will you tax into oblivion in order to create jobs? Every presidential candidate has his or her pet program for creating new jobs. What is yours? What new taxes and new tax incentives are you going to use to turn the economy around? What, you can’t think of any? You aren’t very…
A Liberal Would’ve Done Some Good In 8 Years by Avens O’Brien I have a confession to make. Though I’ve been a libertarian my entire life, a child of Libertarian activists and a state party leader in my own right — I voted for Barack Obama in 2008. Hear me out. I was born in…
Obama’s Speech Underwhelms Audience After watching sickening sycophants chant Obama’s name during a DNC speech last month, it seemed Obama fever was alive and well. Yet a recent joint news conference in the Netherlands indicates that the hope and change president’s appeal is waning, at least abroad. After stammering through a speech riddled with repetitive…