*VIDEO* Are Third Party voters idiots?
Chris Matthews at MSNBC berates people voting their conscience as idiots in the 2012 election. Russia Today covers the liberal hosts ridiculous statements.
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Will there be a Civil War in the GOP?
In an appearance on a popular talk radio program Wednesday, Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain added fuel to the fire of “civil war” talk going on in the GOP. Although it’s clear that if there is a war, he’s claiming to be on the side of the rebels. Cain states, “I never thought that I…
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*VIDEO* Socialist Hurls Racist Hate Speech, Assaults Ron Paul Supporter
In this video an open socialist attacks a libertarian who is attempting to discuss politics in a civil forum. Notice the rhetoric of the left always devolves into the anti-intellectual attack of calling the opponent “racist” when the libertarian individualist in this video truthfully replies, “I believe in one race, the human race.” That is…
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Should Democrats vote for Mitt Romney?
Should Democrats vote for Mitt Romney in the 2012 Presidential Election? Certainly many will. There are always people who for one reason or another decide to support the opposing candidates for President. Some could be teachers angry at Obama’s lack of support after the teachers strike in Chicago. Others could be the liberals who, like Bill…
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“The House I Live in” Drug War Documentary Review
Eugene Jarecki’s new documentary “The House I Live in” tells touching and gut wrenching stories set in the background of America’s effort to curb vice, the War on Drugs. Brad Pitt takes a producer role as well in a beautiful, but subtly biased documentary that gives an up close look at why America’s drug war…
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Does a Big Storm require Big Government? Ron Paul on Fox Business
Texas Congressman Ron Paul appeared on Fox Business Network’s “Stossel” show to report on Hurricane Katrina and to answer whether government gets in the way of hurricane disaster relief. Do you agree that disaster relief is better handled at the state and local levels?
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Voting and Compromise in the 2012 General Election
The longer you are in Washington D.C. and the more influential you become, the more the pressure comes down to conform. A perfect example of this is in these final few days before the election, many on the free market right have put down their cudgels for reform and picked up the banner of compromise…
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Price Gougers: Heroes or Villains?
New Yorkers in the wake of Hurricane Sandy lined up at pumps, waiting sometimes for up to six hours to receive gasoline during a shortage brought on by the disaster. Gov. Cuomo acknowledged there is a shortage of fuel, but said “there is no reason to panic.” It would seem natural that such a high demand…
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Is the individual supreme?
Does the government work for us, or do we work for the government? What is your answer? If you say the government serves the people then you are an individualist. If we work for the government, you are a collectivist. You believe the government is supreme. But that is not the case. The individual human…
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Does government disaster relief just get in the way?
Critics of private charity often claim that libertarians would let people starve in the streets. “They are selfish!” claim the critics. “They got theirs and now screw everyone else.” is how it often goes. Yet, whenever private charity actually occurs, they sniff and claim it’s not good enough. Never mind they will overlook the disastrous…