by Phillip Stucky Republican Gov. John Kasich told CNN Friday it’s “highly unlikely” he will vote for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. “I’ll let everybody know when, but I think my actions have spoken very loudly, louder than even my words,” Kasich said on CNN about his potential support for Trump. WATCH: CNN’s Dana Bash then…
Why the Constitution was an Enormous Mistake by I, AnCap Happy Constitution Day! Whether you’re celebrating with a family feast, or with a simple moment of silence for our dear nation, today thousands, if not millions, of red-blooded Americans are celebrating their love for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. On a day like today,…
by Kody Fairfield With the national spotlight back on NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden due to a new movie being released telling his story, you have people all around the nation who like to make comparisons about him. Some call him an American hero for waking the citizenry up to an unconstitutional and Orwellian government surveillance program, while…
Missouri Gun Owners Rejoicing Over Constitutional Carry by Brittni Kates Wednesday, September 14 is the day Missouri gun owners and activists put their middle finger up to Governor Jay Nixon. It has been a long battle. In late spring, the bill passed though Congress and was vetoed by Governor Nixon. But Missouri Republicans promised the…
by Kody Fairfield As has been previously reported by The Libertarian Republic, Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has been making waves in the national media, for some not so satisfactory relationships with the likes of high powered law firms [Dickstein-Shapiro] and even with presidential candidate Donald Trump. With the story of the Attorney General of New York Eric Schneiderman inquiring into…
by Brian Nichols It’s Constitution Day, which means it’s yet another day for America to celebrate the best darn document a government has ever been based upon. But with that being said, the Constitution is not perfect, and it could definitely use some improvements. So, without further ado… these are the top 5 best ideas…
by Kitty Testa Exactly one month after the Constitution of the United States was signed by the delegates to the Constitutional Convention, an essay was published in the Independent Gazetteer under the pseudonym, “Montezuma,” entitled A Consolidated Government is a Tyranny. The sardonic and sarcastic essay begins with a scathing portrayal of the framers: We…
by Blake Neff A professor at Ithaca College in New York says she no longer teaches about sexual assault during an otherwise-relevant course because too many students were triggered by it. Rebecca Plante is a professor in the school’s sociology department, and teaches a class titled Sociology of Sexualities. Sexual violence seems like it would…
by Richard Pollock A total of 205 Clinton Foundation donors whose corporations and foundations collectively contributed $216 million since 2009, were awarded the most coveted invitations in the nation’s capital: prestigious seats at one or more White House State Dinners, according to a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation. At least 15 of the Clinton Foundation’s…
by Amber Randall Officials in St. Anthony, Minnesota may create a “racial bias” task force to investigate alleged racism among its police officers in the wake of the Philando Castile shooting. St. Anthony’s police force received negative attention nationwide after Hispanic police officer Jeronimo Yanez shot and killed Philando Castile, a black man, during a traffic stop. The shooting, though still…