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Trump's protectionist policies will limit competition and therefore hurt the industries of the Rust Belt, whose population makes up his base of support.
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The Social Security Ponzi Will Fail Sooner Than You May Think
The more middlemen between ourselves and those in need, the fewer benefits those in need will see.
I Survived Socialist Venezuela
A real-life story from a South American immigrant teenager who struggled to live inside of socialist Venezuela for much of his life.
How #GoldRush2018 Could Save the Supreme Court
Electing Libertarians to the Senate is the best way to depoliticize our Supreme Court and ensure that the best candidate for Justice is chosen.
The Anti-White Agenda Really Needs to Stop
The Anti-White agenda in America has gone insanely too far, and it is polluting the very justice that we need for America to succeed.
Come and Take It: Inside the 2018 Libertarian National Convention
An extensive, inside look at the events, nominations, and elections that occurred at the 2018 New Orleans Libertarian National Convention
3 More of the Worst Supreme Court Rulings
Three more Supreme Court rulings that belong on the list of the worst in history.
Ant-Man and the Wasp - Movie Review
'Ant-Man and the Wasp' is the 20th edition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
True Libertarian Presidents I: Ulysses S. Grant
The first in a series on lesser-known presidents makes the case for Ulysses S. Grant as a true libertarian.
Cease the War in Afghanistan
Our mission in Afghanistan has been done since December, 2001.
Saving the Supreme Court
The fight over Anthony Kennedy’s replacement represents everything that’s wrong with the judicial nominating process.
Should Colleges Remove Thomas Jefferson From Curricula?
Though Thomas Jefferson had many flaws and showed considerable hypocrisy about slavery, this does not take away from his historical importance.
EPA Head Scott Pruitt Resigns Amidst Ethics Scandals
Amidst several ethics scandals, including using federal funds for personal means, EPA Director Scott Pruitt has officially stepped down from his position.
Libertarians Need to Take on Cultural Marxism
Due to the mishap on Ron Paul's Twitter account, cultural Marxism has come into question for Libertarians.
Trade War: U.S. Takes on China, the World
The U.S. put a 25% tariff on $34 billion of Chinese goods, and China answered in kind.
The TSA: A Threat to Transportation Security
The TSA, through its lack of success and quick means of taking money from American people, is the biggest threat to transportation security.
July Movie Preview: A Rundown of the Biggest Hits
This movie preview goes briefly talks about all of the major motion pictures that will be released in ths year's month of July.
Rand Paul’s Critical Supreme Court Nominee Vote
Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump's potential Supreme Court nominee, may face backlash from Rand Paul and other Senators capable of blocking his confirmation.
James Baldwin and American Slavery: The Effects and Repercussions
James Baldwin and his written works played a critical role on beginning to reshape American culture after slavery's repercussions had gripped America.
Statist Rhetoric: “If You Don’t Like It, Why Don’t You Leave?”
A statist may show libertarians this line in argument, but the line is not an argument at all.
Tom Woods Joins the Libertarian Party
After a Twitter exchange where one member asked about the race for LP chair, Tom Woods has become a member of the Libertarian Party.
America - The Land of the Free! Not So Much
Since the dawn of the land of the free, many of our freedoms have gradually eroded away through government action in the market.
Abandoned Independence: The True Story of a Young Girl in Gaza
Dreaming of freedom in the Land of the Forgotten: The heartbreaking story of a Palestinian family's fight for their lives in Gaza.
Cryptocurrency Market Shows Life, Adds $40 Billion in 2 Days
Amidst recent losses, the cryptocurrency market is beginning to show signs of recovery, adding both value and volume in recent days.
Cronyism, Not the Free Market, Causes Unfair Wealth Distribution
Agreements between government and large corporations ultimately make those companies artificially rich without them succeeding in the market.
America’s Six Worst Supreme Court Rulings in History
Though the Supreme Court generally abides by the Constitution, these six important cases show some of the faults in their work.
Chairman Candidates Go to War at LNC Debate
Four candidates for Libertarian Party chair, led by Nicholas Sarwark and Joshua Smith, clashed at the national convention.
Upgrade: Movie Review
'Upgrade' is a sci-fi/action movie that understands itself and what it's going for, and despite being low budget, the movie was well done.
Slavery, Thomas Jefferson, and Frederick Douglass the Libertarian
Frederick Douglass and Thomas Jefferson played distinct roles in the fight to abolish slavery, and the former cared far more for liberty.
Sicario: Day of the Soldado: Movie Review
The sequel to the critically acclaimed 2015 film 'Sicario' opens up this weekend, and was a very strong action-thriller film.
Income Inequality Is Real, and That Is a Good Thing
If money measures the value people bring to the market, unequal incomes are a natural and healthy result.
The Case for Libertarian Monarchism, Part Two: Monarchy and Success
A monarchy, unlike a democracy, will act in the best interest of a country, ensuring that the market needs of the citizens are met.
Nationalism Hurts Young Men Today. Here’s How
Nationalism gives a false sense of pride for accomplishments of long-dead individuals with whom modern youth have no personal connections.
India Seeks to Power the World With Lunar Helium-3
India, as part of its space race, is sending a rocket to the moon to investigate mining Helium-3, a waste-free isotope with the potential to fuel the Earth.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Should Be Eating at the Little Red Hen
Though The Little Red Hen had a right to refuse to serve Sarah Huckabee Sanders, it showed a lack of moral judgement on behalf of the management.
Creation Guides the World All the Way Down
Buddhism teaches that life is suffering.
Heavy Elitism Created Trump and a Movement of Populism
Right populism is on the rise, and it is largely because of the current tone of elitism present in the nation's mainstream media.
Liberty-Leaning Mike Lee Should Stay in the Senate
Though Mike Lee would make a great Supreme Court Justice, his liberty-leaning role in the Senate is too essential to lose.
Milton Friedman: One of the Great Libertarians
Milton Friedman has accomplished more for liberty than anyone else in his time period, and thus should be recognized as the greatest.
Part IV- Humans and Animals: Possible Solutions and Justice
This is part IV in a short series of humans using animals for consumption, regarding the best and most practical solutions that defend the idea of justice.
Post-Scarcity Is Utopian and Unattainable in Society
Post-scarcity is simply not possible, considering humanity's most valuable resources, time and energy, will always be finite.
America Needs to Let Go of Zero-Sum Thinking
Most of America’s problems can’t be split into winners and losers, and zero-sum thinking makes them worse.
The Errors of the Second Amendment
Though gun rights are important, the Second Amendment itself is not without flaw, and is in fact filled to the brim with grammatical errors.
Part III- Humans and Animals: Big Game Hunting
Referred to as the “big five,” there are five main animals in big game hunting: lions, leopards, rhinoceroses, elephants, and Cape buffalo.
Part II- Humans and Animals: Defining Justice
This is part II in a short series on humans using animals for consumption, which examines the ethics and morality of consuming meat.
Career Politicians Without Term Limits Are a Thing of the Past
American politicians currently serve without term limits, but there is some movement for change in Congress, especially in the Liberty Caucus.
The Case for Libertarian Monarchism, Part One
Contrary to popular opinion, libertarian monarchism, rather than a form of democracy, is the best way to protect liberty.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom - Movie Review
A review of “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom,” in which a volcano threatens the dinosaurs of Isla Nublar.