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Alumni for Liberty, a Students For Liberty affiliated group, contacted The Libertarian Republic with a correction about our previous story regarding President Alexander McCobin. The SFL affiliated institution wished to issue a correction about our previous column detailing a private document which was leaked to The Libertarian Republic. This document was meant to be the official…
By Lina Bryce Former Republican Rep. Ron Paul blasted the presidential hopeful, Donald Trump for being “authoritarian” on Alan Colmes’ Show recently. Paul’s comments about Trump came about when he was asked if Donald Trump was good or bad for the Republican Party, to which Paul replied, chuckling, “Well I don’t even care whether he’s good or bad for the…
By: Laura Meyers The dating website for married cheaters, Ashley Madison, was hacked over the weekend by a group that calls themselves The Impact Team. They temporarily shut down the homepage of the website and ordered the site to be shutdown permanently, or The Impact Team would release all users’ personal account information to the public….
By R. Brownell Donald Trump’s brutal honesty has been accused of going too far in the past. Still, his status as a successful real-estate mogul, reality TV show celebrity, and political outsider who many believe is capable of becoming POTUS, appears to have crossed a line with his mostly conservative supporters (who usually relish in his candor). Trump took…
University Of Hawaii Caves To Secessionists Blake Neff on July 17, 2015 The University of Hawaii at Hilo (UH-Hilo) has given into Hawaii secessionists, spending tens of thousands of dollars to construct flagpoles that will ensure the U.S. flag doesn’t fly above the Hawaiian one. Last December, a group of Hawaii sovereignty activists pulled down the American…
Casey Harper President Barack Obama became the first sitting U.S. president to visit a federal prison Thursday. Obama toured El Reno Correctional Institution in El Reno, Oklahoma and met with inmates and law enforcement, CNN reports. “I think we have a tendency sometimes to almost take for granted or think it’s normal that so many young…
By Casey Harper Bill Clinton did something that politicians rarely do. He admitted he was wrong. Clinton spoke to a crowd at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Wednesday and addressed his 1994 crime bill, admitting he made a mistake with the legislation. “I signed a bill that made the problem worse,” Clinton told…
By Connor D. Wolf In the name of fairness, congressional Democrats introduced a bill Wednesday that would put significant restrictions on how employers schedule their employees. “This bill is about basic fairness,” Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said in a statement. “A single mom should know if her hours are being canceled before she arranges for daycare…
By: Laura Meyers The chairman of the Oklahoma Republican Party, Randy Brogdon, has since apologized after making a Facebook post that suggested giving people food stamps was similar to feeding animals. The post, written this Monday, stated that 46 million Americans participated in the Supplemental Assistance Nutrition Program, and the National Park Service encourages people not to…
By Josh Fatzick After speaking with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, D.C.’s Delegate to Congress Eleanor Holmes Norton said she got Clinton’s personal support for the D.C. statehood movement. Norton had been following Clinton to various Capitol Hill Meetings and after the pair left a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, Norton popped the D.C. statehood…