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American Tyranny Is Real: The War on Liberty Gets Personal 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion, The War on Drugs
- June 18, 2019
By Mike Maharrey I’ve been fighting federal overreach for years, but now it’s getting personal! I’ve been working with the Tenth Amendment Center for almost a decade. That’s a lot of activism. It should be pretty obvious that I am passionate about the work and that I believe deeply in the principles. You don’t work
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How Victim Mentality Is Pushing Women Toward Socialism 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- June 17, 2019
By Kelsey Bolar Americans are no longer just flirting with the idea of socialism. They’re increasingly enamored by it. And women, in particular, are some of its biggest fans. It makes sense, in a way. When women are told enough times that they’re oppressed victims who need expansive government programs to address structural inequalities, they’re
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America’s Achilles Heel: Our Debt Catastrophe 0
- Economics of Liberty, Front Page, Gov't Incompetence, Political Opinion
- June 17, 2019
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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Why Decentralization Is the Key to Ending the War on Drugs 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion, War on drugs
- June 17, 2019
On May 17, 2019, the City of Denver decriminalized the use and possession of psilocybin mushrooms via referendum. Nevertheless, the vote was a nail-biter as the initiative was only passed by a tight margin of 50.5 percent to 49.5 percent. One of Many However, Denver was not alone in drug reform developments. Certain counties in Texas are
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