LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Kody Fairfield Senator Jeff Stone (R-Riverside County) has launched a survey to gauge interest in holding public officials, who vote in favor of Sanctuary Cities or a Sanctuary State, civilly liable if someone is injured or killed by a person who should have been turned over to ICE, reports KFI AM 640….
Distinct Dislike of Candidates Remains Prevalent by Guy Bentley An Economist/YouGov poll reveals the extent of the public’s dissatisfaction with the candidates running for the presidency. Voters were asked to give a one-word assessment of the candidates during the February survey, and the answers were overwhelmingly negative, with no candidate sweeping the board as a popular figure….
Has anybody actually researched how many women identify as libertarian or why so few do? by Avens O’Brien There are two questions I find most often asked pertaining to libertarianism. The first is, “who will build the roads?” The second is, “why aren’t there more libertarian women?” The question of women in the liberty movement feels like an…
Conspiracy theories have the potential to make or break any conversation. Like-minded people may discover fellow believers, while others instantly tune out the crazies. But new research conducted by the University of Chicago states that 50% of Americans subscribe to at least one conspiracy theory. Even the more controversial subjects like 9/11 have a larger…
A study conducted by Ivy League political scientists has yielded some intriguing results. Kyle Dropp, Joshua D. Kertzer, and Thomas Zeitzoff surveyed 2,066 Americans to decide what role the U.S. should play in Ukraine’s current crisis. Additionally, they were asked to locate Ukraine on a map. The survey was designed to test the correlation…