Writes Linda P.: Dear Lew, I watched the video posted by Charles Burris on the blog about potential causes of transgenderism. Although Mark Dice mentioned in the video several oft-referenced potential causes, there is one that nobody wants to discuss. It strikes at the heart of the sexual revolution and the feminist movement, the biggest […]
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Pluto9999 wrote: Hi Lew Why should we be surprised when a gunman takes his idea of justice into his own hands and guns down Minnesota lawmakers ? Is that not the M.O. of Trump and all presidents before him when they decide justice dictates i Read More Article from LewRockwell
David Scot Knecht wrote: Dear Lew, Did the Constitution fail? That depends. Of course it did, if its stated purpose was the actual purpose. But what if the actual purpose was not do secure liberty for the hapless subjects of the state, but Read More Article from LewRockwell
Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver won’t win, but he might force change  Dallas News Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
Thanks, Johnny Kramer. WLT Report The lecture: The Manipulators’ Playbook – Gigi Foster  The post TED Talks Suppressed A Presentation About MANIPULATION Because It Exposes Global Power Structures, Their Narratives, And Tacti Read More Article from LewRockwell
Last month I noted a provision in the “Big, Beautiful Bill” (sic) that would place limits on the issuance of preliminary injunctive relief against the federal government. The provision was apparenly inspired (at least in part) by this Wall Street Journal op-ed. Though largely a means to ensure compliance with FRCP 65(c), the provision may have also […]
Noah Smith: I Owe Libertarians an Apology  Reason Magazine Read More Article from “libertarian” – Google News
Thanks. Tim McGraw. Ban-Fuff-Fuff, a beautiful place. People, get ready (to see them). Four million visitors a year. Photog Read More Article from LewRockwell
My article, “Is the Business of the Roberts Court (Still) Business?” has just been published in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Here is the abstract: The Roberts court has long been characterized as a “probusiness” court, given the ostensible orientation of the court’s Republican-appointed majority and assumptions that President […]