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Black Lives Matter Roadblocks Are Hurting Their Cause
by Chris Slavens Following last week’s tragic rash of killings —both of and by law enforcement officers — protests associated with the Black Lives Matter movement erupted across the country. Though many of the events were peaceful and civil, protesters in multiple states turned to a tactic that seems to be gaining popularity within the movement:…
What we Need to Talk about when we talk about Net Neutrality and Title 2: Backbone.
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By: Paul Meekin “Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.” – Confucius On July 12th during a national day of action I saw a chatroom of peers light up with support, providing numbers for congressmen and senators to call and demand they support the regulation. It was…
Bob Dole, Sarah Palin and the Tradition of Losing Through Moderation
The all but forgotten Bob Dole poked his head out of obscurity yesterday to offer his endorsement of Donald Trump, following in the footsteps of Sarah Palin, another GOP figurehead who is in no place to offer electoral advice. By contrast, the only thing that could make Sarah Palin’s swan dive-like performance as John McCain’s…
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The Communist Manifesto [Book Review] ~ Sundays With Steffi
Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! Well, I did the deed. I read The Communist Manifesto by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx. It was originally an 1848 political pamphlet that was meant to spread the history and mission of Communism to the masses. In this video, I will tell you about my not so life-changing experience reading…
Opinion: Six 2020 Primary Candidates Worth Consideration
The 2018 cycle was full of losses for the liberty community. Freitas and Petersen lost their respective Republican primary races for US Senate. Brakey won, but went on to what was probably an unwinnable general election from the get-go. The Ron Paul revolution built up over two Presidential election cycles fizzled out as the resurgent…
America’s Achilles Heel: Our Debt Catastrophe
Our economy is strong, but so is the possibility that it may have an Achilles heel—the national debt. That was the consensus of participants in a recent panel discussion at The Heritage Foundation. The unmatched power and recently strong economic growth of the United States masks a dangerous hazard that could lead to our collective downfall,…



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