LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kitty Testa By now you’ve heard of James Damore, the Google software engineer who penned an internal memo for discussion entitled Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber, How bias clouds are thinking about diversity and inclusion. Once unleashed on the Internet, the memo was immediately damned as a sexist, anti-diversity manifesto…
Mark Otten, California State University, Northridge Baseball and basketball might be returning, but the boo birds and thunder sticks will have to wait ‘til next year. Save for the Toronto Blue Jays, baseball teams have begun playing in their regular stadiums without fans. Meanwhile, all NBA games will be played inside the Orlando bubble before…
“You’d be Chris Morrill out of Missouri, drinker of Stag and gin.” “That’s right. I’ve drank Stag and gin. I’ve drank just about everything that can be brewed or distilled at one time or another. And I’m here to drink you under the table, Little Bill, for what you did to Ned.” -“Unforgiven” (probably) Apparently…
2. Everything isn’t “racist” Neal Boortz, a nationally-syndicated Libertarian radio host out of Atlanta who was on the air for 40 years before his retirement, was known for pulling no punches when it came to his views on everything from government, to crime, and especially race relations. Often called a racist by those who disagreed…
![Atlas Shrugged (finally!) [Book Review] ~ Sundays With Steffi](https://thelibertarianrepublic.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/steffi-atlas-shrugged-768x403.jpg)
Happy Sunday, Liberty Lovers! I can’t even begin to tell you how much I didn’t want to read Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It felt like a mountain that I would never be able to climb. But then, I realized that life is about overcoming challenges and reaching your goals. ‘Cause baby there ain’t no…
If you’re not a vegetarian chances are you’ve been talked down by a vegetarian at some point. Vegetarians love to espouse how wonderful, healthy, and environmentally conscious they are. But it turns out, us meat eaters may not be as harmful to the environment as our soybean loving brethren would have us believe. In fact,…
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