I believe in the free speech that liberals used to believe in, the economic freedom that conservatives used to believe in, and the personal freedom that America used to believe in.
Here’s video of a Glenn Back “Project 9-12″ Tea Party
It gets really good at about the 2 minute mark:
And then there’s this at around 5:00
Woman: [Shouts] “Burn the books!” [applause]
Man: “I don’t think you were serious about that, were you?”
Woman: “I am too.”
Man: “Burn all the books?!”
Woman: “The ones in college, those, those brainwashing [...]
I’m taking a few days off to recharge and deal with more pressing issues.
In the meantime, you can follow me on Twitter or Facebook, which I’ll probably update more frequently during the time off.
Dateline Missouri, where the dead not only vote, they win elections:
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Voters in the small northeastern Missouri town of Winfield re-elected their mayor for a fourth term on Tuesday, about a month after his death.
Ballots had already been printed and absentee voting had already begun when Harry Stonebraker died of a heart [...]
Here’s a very interesting interview of Ron Paul from back in 1988 when he was the Libertarian Party’s candidate for President.
Part One:
Remainder below the fold
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Part Five:
H/T: United Liberty
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On the same day that Vermont voted to enact marriage equality, the D.C. City Council voted to recognize gay marriages from other states:
The D.C. Council unanimously voted yesterday to recognize gay marriages performed elsewhere, joining a growing number of states to loosen restrictions on the unions.
The District’s actions came the same day as Vermont became [...]
Dan Riehl asks the question in light of today’s events in Vermont:
One logical argument would be to make marriage the province of the Church, leaving the State to deal with the social contracting aspects of so called civil unions.
That’s what I said three years ago:
If that’s what you believe a marriage is, the union of [...]
Larry Kudlow and the rest of the guys at CNBC are back to preaching the gospel of growth, but Peter Schiff continues to warn against the dangers of the inflationary policies we’ve been following since September.
Here’s Part One:
And, Part Two:
The Cato Institute has announced it’s 2009 Cato University program:
Cato University, the Cato Institute’s premier educational event of the year, is right around the corner!
On June 26-31 in Rancho Bernardo, California, Cato University will bring together outstanding faculty and participants from across the country to discuss how the state has expanded during times of crises; [...]
Over the weekend, the new CEO of General Motors said that a bankruptcy filing was a strong possibility.
Today, we seemed to move even closer to what is looking now like an inevitable event:
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Shares of beleaguered U.S. automaker General Motors Corp fell more than 7 percent to $2.10 — a session low [...]
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