The Utility of a Father in a Financialized World
With Fathers Day approaching, fatherhood is one more casualty of Read More Article from Mises Institute
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Was/Is the US Constitution a Failure?
Tim McGraw wrote: Hi Bumper, Was/Is the US Constitution a Failure? Yes. The US Constitution is a failure. It is just words on paper. A document cannot fail unless people refuse to enforce it or refute it. People in power have refuted the US Constitution. They also don’t enforce it. The US Constitution is a French […]
Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810
6/14/1810: Justice Ward Hunt’s birthday. Justice Ward Hunt The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Some Federal Agencies Are Actually Getting More Efficient
With the Department of Government Efficiency aiming to reduce the size and scope of the federal bureaucracy, the Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has not been immune. The agency recently reported a 13 percent reduction in its workforce since last year. While much of this appears to have come in the form of “voluntary […]
Reviving Catholic Liberalism
Following the overtly anti-capitalist papacy of Pope Francis Read More Article from Mises Institute
Re: We Are Being Amused and Abused to Death: Jim Quinn
Tim McGraw wrote: We Are Being Amused and Abused to Death: Jim Quinn “I find myself ruminating about whether there is anything myself or any other average Joe can do to make a difference in this world, controlled by psychopaths, satanists, egomaniacal billionaires, corrupt evil politicians, a cabal of greedy financiers, neocon warmongering globalists, and the […]
Trad Wives and Tallow Fries: How the Wellness Wars Flipped Health and Food Politics Upside Down
“I don’t want to be told how many calories are in my Big Mac meal or my quarter pounder meal. I don’t want the government telling me that I can’t put salt on my food,” Sean Hannity declared on Fox News in 2010. “I like junk food. I like McDonald’s. I like Wendy’s. I like Burger […]
And so It Begins: Leftist Monkey Wrenching Is Leading to Civil War
If you thought that the leftist delusions of grandeur had finally hit their peak you are about to be unpleasantly surprised. There are no limits to the insanity that progressives will embrace in their pursuit of power, and they continue to adhere to the fantasy that they are the “good guys” despite the fact that […]
Will War Be the Hallmark of the Trump Administration?
Iran has responded to Israel’s blatant attack in the weakest way possible–an appeal to the United Nations. The attack killed the Iranian commander of the Revolutionary Guards, the deputy chief of the army and several scientists, destroyed facilities and residential housing. Washington disavows any responsibility for Israel’s act of war, but was quick to assure its […]
The Bane of Buckley
Envy is one of the seven deadly sins but ever present among the writing classes. One would think they’d fake it, but envy, like unrequited love, cannot be easily hidden. I recently read a review of a Bill Buckley biography, one that pricked my fairness button despite the writer’s pretense of objectivity. It was a […]
Was/Is the US Constitution a Failure?
Tim McGraw wrote: Hi Bumper, Was/Is the US Constitution a Failure? Yes. The US Constitution is a failure. It is just words on paper. A document cannot fail unless people refuse to enforce it or refute it. People in power have refuted the US Constitution. They also don’t enforce it. The US Constitution is a French […]
Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810
6/14/1810: Justice Ward Hunt’s birthday. Justice Ward Hunt The post Today in Supreme Court History: June 14, 1810 appeared first on Reason.com. Read More Article from Reason.com
Some Federal Agencies Are Actually Getting More Efficient
With the Department of Government Efficiency aiming to reduce the size and scope of the federal bureaucracy, the Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has not been immune. The agency recently reported a 13 percent reduction in its workforce since last year. While much of this appears to have come in the form of “voluntary […]
Reviving Catholic Liberalism
Following the overtly anti-capitalist papacy of Pope Francis Read More Article from Mises Institute
Re: We Are Being Amused and Abused to Death: Jim Quinn
Tim McGraw wrote: We Are Being Amused and Abused to Death: Jim Quinn “I find myself ruminating about whether there is anything myself or any other average Joe can do to make a difference in this world, controlled by psychopaths, satanists, egomaniacal billionaires, corrupt evil politicians, a cabal of greedy financiers, neocon warmongering globalists, and the […]
Trad Wives and Tallow Fries: How the Wellness Wars Flipped Health and Food Politics Upside Down
“I don’t want to be told how many calories are in my Big Mac meal or my quarter pounder meal. I don’t want the government telling me that I can’t put salt on my food,” Sean Hannity declared on Fox News in 2010. “I like junk food. I like McDonald’s. I like Wendy’s. I like Burger […]
And so It Begins: Leftist Monkey Wrenching Is Leading to Civil War
If you thought that the leftist delusions of grandeur had finally hit their peak you are about to be unpleasantly surprised. There are no limits to the insanity that progressives will embrace in their pursuit of power, and they continue to adhere to the fantasy that they are the “good guys” despite the fact that […]
Will War Be the Hallmark of the Trump Administration?
Iran has responded to Israel’s blatant attack in the weakest way possible–an appeal to the United Nations. The attack killed the Iranian commander of the Revolutionary Guards, the deputy chief of the army and several scientists, destroyed facilities and residential housing. Washington disavows any responsibility for Israel’s act of war, but was quick to assure its […]
The Bane of Buckley
Envy is one of the seven deadly sins but ever present among the writing classes. One would think they’d fake it, but envy, like unrequited love, cannot be easily hidden. I recently read a review of a Bill Buckley biography, one that pricked my fairness button despite the writer’s pretense of objectivity. It was a […]