Gary Doan, Author at The Libertarian Republic

Trust But Verify: Trump’s Anti-War Rhetoric Will Only Help Him If He Follows Through 0
- 2020 Presidential Race, Front Page, Headline News, Political Opinion, War & Peace
- October 11, 2019
Over the past week, Trump has made an anti-war, or at least ‘anti-endless war’ sentiment a central focus of his messaging. He’s talked about wasted American dollars and wasted American lives. He’s at least hinted at the possibility of troop withdrawals (as opposed to merely re-positioning troops within the countries they’re already deployed in). These
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AOC, Ted Cruz Co-sign Congressional Request to the NBA 0
- Action for Liberty, Economics of Liberty, Front Page, Headline News
- October 10, 2019
“Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong” It all began with seven simple words tweeted by the Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey a week ago. Since then, China (which bans Twitter internally) has tried to leverage access to it’s market to expand censorship outside its borders. Last year alone, 600 million people watched NBA games
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Tulsi Tweets Tough Talk on Trump, Turkey, and War-Mongers 0
- Front Page, Headline News, Political Opinion
- October 9, 2019
Tulsi Gabbard’s response to Trump, Turkey, and the Syrian Kurds reads as follows: “Donald Trump isn’t removing our troops from Syria. He’s just moving them from the northern Syrian border, allowing Turkey to invade Syria & slaughter the Kurds. Trump lied to the Kurds, promising them our support while simultaneously preventing them from reconciling with
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Trump Holds The Ending War Football Again For Liberty Republicans 0
- Foreign Policy, Front Page, Political Opinion, War & Peace
- October 9, 2019
November 4th, 1952. Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected President of the United States. He had been a popular five star general and the first supreme commander of NATO. His Presidency saw movement on many things… the interstate highway system, the fledgling space race, civil rights, admitting both Alaska and Hawaii to the union, etc. But
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