Ron Paul spoke on the House floor yesterday about the ongoing TSA abuse story, and a bill he’s introduced in Congress to stop it:
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.
Ron Paul spoke on the House floor yesterday about the ongoing TSA abuse story, and a bill he’s introduced in Congress to stop it:
While some people still seem to think that Jim Webb might not run for re-election in 2012, a new poll from Public Policy Polling shows that he’d be leading his potential GOP rivals if he did: Jim Webb appears to be in decent position for reelection, if he doesn’t run again Tim Kaine would be […]
Over at United Liberty, Jason Pye and I debate the War on Earmarks, specifically whether it really matters considering the substantial fiscal issues facing the nation. As I have in many posts here and at OTB, I take the position that it is a diversion from the real fiscal battles that need to be fought. […]
Rand Paul was on Fox News yesterday reacting to the proposal from Debt Commission Chairmen Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson that was released earlier this week:
In this excerpt from at talk at The Cato Institute last week, former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson talks about how he worked to change drug policy while Governor of New Mexico:
As we mark Veterans Day here in the United States, it is worth remembering that, for the rest of the Western world, today marks the end of what may very well be the most pointless war in human history The war in which millions of educated and working class men sacrificed their lives to fight […]
Ron Paul was on MSNBC Wednesday afternoon talking about the release of the draft report of the Commission on the National Debt:
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