Should you be prohibited from participating in a democratic government simply because you smoked pot? What about if you accessed someone else’s WiFi without permission? What if, as a teenager, you hit a few mailboxes with a baseball bat?
In Missouri, criminals guilty of these, or any other felony crime, could become permanently unable to hold an elective office.
Read moreMissouri Bars Reformed Criminals From Serving in Democratic Government
71Republic interviews Libertarian Candidate for Kentucky Governor, John Hicks. Hicks talks election reform, second amendment, teacher-pension crisis, and more.
Sleepy Joe Biden is coming for your guns. And this time, it’s not the typical “I’ll buy back your rifles and steal what you don’t turn over.” He’s going a step further, moving the Democrats in the direction of a new woke form of gun control: he’s coming after 3D-printable ghost gun code. This, however, is merely a pipe dream that would trample on the first, fourth, and second amendments of the Constitution.
Read moreBiden Wants to Murder Speech Rights to Stop Ghost Guns
Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s anti-war tirades and spiritual advisor Marianne Williamson’s magical monologues will both be noticeably absent at the September 12 democratic debate in Houston.
The reason? Polling.
Read moreThe Democratic Party’s Undemocratic Debate Qualifications
Marianne Williamson’s campaign for President has already reached the national stage, both bewildering and enticing voters across the nation. Her political background is in activism, though her true claim to fame is writing self-help books. Yet, Williamson believes she has what it takes to be the 46th President of the United States. But does she have a chance at defeating the Democratic establishment and Donald Trump?