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Tag Archives: presidential race
Questions for the GOP
How does it feel to completely betray the principles your party was founded on for the sake of “electability” only to then get absolutely crushed by an incumbent whose first term was a complete and unmitigated disaster? How did that … Continue reading
Posted in News Commentary
Tagged GOP, mitt romney, presidential race, rand paul, republicans
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What To Root For On Election Night
Tomorrow is not going to be a particularly good day for those who love freedom and desire individual liberty. Either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, both collectivists hostile to the principles of freedom and liberty will be elected President, an … Continue reading
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Tagged bipartisanship, election, Gary Johnson, libertarianism, presidential race, voter turnout, voting
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The Broken Election Fallacy
Over the past week, the mainstream media has been wholly obsessed with the effects of Hurricane Sandy in the northeast, complete with the usual troop of Keynesian economists telling us that although loss of life is always tragic, this hurricane … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Murphy, broken window fallacy, Economics, media, natural disasters, presidential race
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Evolution or Revolution? Romney isn’t either.
Rand Paul | Romney | The revolution can be evolutionary: An open letter to fans of Ron Paul | The Daily Caller. This article is typical of the latest assault on Ron Paul supporters coming from neocon and GOP loyalists. … Continue reading
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Tagged appeasement, compromise, election, Gary Johnson, Glenn Beck, libertarianism, mitt romney, presidential race, Ron Paul
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My letter to Glenn Beck
I’m sending this today, in response to recent conversations on his radio show regarding Ron Paul. I’ll also be waking up early Monday morning to attempt to call in and make some of these points on the air, if I … Continue reading
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Tagged Constitution, Glenn Beck, media, Military, mitt romney, presidential race, rick santorum, Ron Paul, Support the troops, war
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
And Now, I Defend the GOP…
First, I’d like to clarify some of the remarks in my last post. I am not suggesting that if Ron Paul were the nominee, it is 100% certain that he would have beaten Obama. I think it’s likely he would … Continue reading →