Marianne Williamson Is Right(ish) About Government Crimes
Williamson has drawn a lot of attention for her new-age spiritual politics but she is the candidate most likely to accidentally stumble onto a point.
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Swalwell’s Candidacy Shot Down By Disinterest, Officially Surrenders
Eric Swalwell is the Democrat this site seems to love to hate. Or at the very least, to mock. A few days ago, Caleb Shumate covered Swalwell’s internet poll, fishing for support for his gun ban/buyback proposal, pointing out that you can’t “buy-back” something that was never yours to begin with, and calling him a…
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Marianne Williamson Beaming Debate Love on Opponent Mike Gravel
Recently, both Marianne Williamson and Andrew Yang met the qualifications for the next debates despite mic cuts and mockery. Marianne appears to have possibly benefited from divine intervention or her supporters putting enough love out into the universe, while Yang, well… he IS promising the most free stuff to the most amount of people while…
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How to Fail at Your Job
“I’m not straightening ties for $8 an hour.” The words came from my friend’s mouth. The boss had just passed by and asked us to make some order out of the mess on the table at the men’s clothing store where we both worked. I was a teenager but I can recall how his comment…
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What Adam Smith Can Teach Us about Being Lovely
I have lived in states where I could step into a pedestrian crosswalk and be nearly certain that drivers would stop for me. In other states, drivers would not stop; or having stopped, they’d grow impatient and creep up within inches of my body as I crossed. Laws protecting pedestrians are much the same everywhere,…
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Declaring Independence! ~ Sundays With Steffi
Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! I had the best Independence Day ever!! I woke up super early to head to Grand Rapids, MI to volunteer in three parades for the Justin Amash campaign. That same morning, Justin announced his departure from the Republican Party. Come along with me on the super hot and sunny parade routes,…
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Why the Minimum Wage Can’t Solve the Poverty Problem
If wages for those at the bottom are high, you may naturally expect low poverty rates. No matter how you define it, higher wages would most logically relieve poverty levels. This is also the argument made by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI). An increase in the minimum wage may very well reduce poverty in the…
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Biden Leads by Double-Digits, Harris Surpasses Sanders
On June 27th, 2019, top Democratic candidates, Vice-President Joe Biden, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, and U.S. Senator Kamala Harris took the stage for the first time. Harris’ strong performance propelled her into the national spotlight in which national publicans declared her the winner of the two-night debate. As these three candidates continue to fight for…
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Life Before the Income Tax
If someone from the 17th century came back to life, he or she would be surprised, most of all, by the means of transport and communication tools we use now. Probably, the most familiar things would be hospitals and schools. Personally, I think that there is something that would very surprise a person from those…
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Why You Should Read “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” to Your Kids
As families and friends gather together throughout the US this week to celebrate liberty, we rightfully give a nod to Thomas Jefferson who authored the Declaration of Independence. Adopted by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776, it proclaimed our independence from British rule, acknowledged that the thirteen colonies were sovereign, and provided an…
