Donald Trump has stated he is willing to file a frivolous “birther” lawsuit to challenge Ted Cruz’s birth and his eligibility to be President of the United States. Such a lawsuit sounds awfully like it meets the test of an improper purpose, not warranted by existing law, a baseless argument for an extension of the law, and…
No good reason not to have a jolly good shutdown! by Raheem Kassam Though I’d like to bring you more conservative and libertarian stuff from here across the pond (in “Merry Old England), one Huffington Post USA article caught my eye just now, and I thought it served as a great reminder of how the Left-wing media…
By Wayne Pac The US Bill of Rights, Amendment I “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”…
In the weeks following the election, many on the left—Democrats and Never-Trumpers alike—have been reveling in claiming victory for their candidate, Vice President Joe Biden. This is somewhat understandable. Political victories are often like sporting events. One team wins over their rival, and they have bragging rights until the next time they meet (in this…
On Saturday, Twitter disabled a tweet from sitting Congressman, Representative Thomas Massie who questioned the efficacy of getting a COVID vaccine if you’ve already previously contracted the virus. The tweet read: “Natural immunity >> vaccine immunity So why force or coerce those with natural immunity from prior infection into taking the vaccine?” Retweeting because it's…
By Wayne Pac Libertarians come from many different creeds and perspectives. They have many different philosophies pertaining to the government and other topics. Many libertarians happen to dislike the alt-right vehemently. They believe the alt-right is merely a political group of racist people posting memes on the internet, and spouting racist remarks. Something that is…
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