by Kevin Daley Critics charging Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton of curating a culture of corruption around the Clinton Foundation find an unlikely ally in former U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. Stevens, who served on the Court for 30 years before his retirement in 2010, authored the principle dissent in Citizens United v. FEC,…
Andrew Follett South Carolinians head to the polls Saturday to vote on who they think should be president, and each candidates’ views on nuclear power could be a factor for voters. The South Carolina state government is currently preparing to sue the Department of Energy over a program to recycle weapons-grade plutonium into peaceful fuel for nuclear reactors. Nuclear power generates 54…
Democrats Struggle to See Differences in Trump and Clinton by Josh Guckert In interviews conducted by Rhania Khalek of TheRealNews Network, Democrats at this year’s National Convention in Philadelphia had a hard time distinguishing between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. The questions posed by Khalek centered around issues as expansive as references to women as “trash,”…
In the wake of the terrible tragedy in Orlando that rocked our nation this weekend, laymen and leaders alike spoke out on news and social media. For some, the massacre that claimed the lives of 50 people attending an LGBT event at the Pulse Nightclub was the perfect opportunity to push their own political agenda….
by Josh Guckert On Wednesday night after the debate, Gary Johnson appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel show to discuss an array of topics. The two went ranged from serious to silly throughout the interview, covering a wide variety of subjects. The presidential debates: The War on Drugs: 2020 and “Aleppo” (featuring Ken Bone): Accepting the…
by Joe Trotter After several long months of research, interviews, and debate, the editorial staff at The Libertarian Republic came to a stunning conclusion: we just can’t figure out who, besides the government, could possibly build the roads. The TLR staff consulted experts across the nation on topics as diverse as economics, philosophy, and asphalt science…
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