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Mind the Gap: A Strategy For Saying Libertarian Things
The Tenth Amendment Center's Michael Boldin calls it "the Horton rule." (It is my rule, but I didn't name it that.) It goes like this: Because libertarians are so dang good on everything -- better than the left on things the left is good on (e.g.: gays, drugs, cops,...
Haha. God-Dang, Bobby. ‘I Have Insurance,’ Giuliani Warns Trump
Jeez, what kind of repercussions could spending a lifetime with a scumbag like Rudy Guiliani possibly have for a guy like Donald Trump? Oh. Right. The things. Oops.: On Fox News Saturday, Rudy Giuliani sat for an interview with Ed Henry, and appeared to suggest that...
11/22/19 Peter Van Buren on the Lasting Damage of Russiagate
Peter Van Buren rehashes some of the details behind the surveillance of the Trump campaign through FISA warrants on Carter Page and George Papadopoulos, which originally opened up the "Russiagate" investigation into Trump. Now the same anti-Trump plot has expanded...
11/21/19 David Stockman on the Phony ‘Ukrainegate’ Witch Hunt
David Stockman discusses everything that's going on with Ukraine and President Trump right now, which he says is nothing more than a shallow ploy to oust the president and to gin up fear around the general threat of Ukrainian and Russian power. Stockman reminds us...
Democrats, NatSec Officials: Stop Making Your Real Impeachment Motives So Apparent!
In case there was any question about what's really going on here: Warns Eric Levitz in New York magazine: In explaining why he found Trump’s requests of Zelensky alarming enough to merit reporting, Vindman said: It is improper for the President of the United States to...
News Roundup 11/22/19
US News Tennessee is refusing to test DNA that could prove a man, who has already been executed, is innocent. [Link] The Department of Defense awarded $49 million in grants to 91 colleges. [Link] The House passes the Hong Kong Human Rights Bill blocking some weapon...
Should we interpret the Constitution so the feds can oversee everything affecting more than one state?
The Constitution lists powers it grants to the federal government, reserving the rest in the states and the people. Over the last few decades, some federal powers—particularly those embodied in the Commerce Clause, Taxation Clause, Necessary and Proper Clause, and...
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