by Jim Iannuzo
March 10, 2010

On his March 10th, 2010 radio show, Mr. Boortz carefully parrots the core message found in the Philosophy of Liberty video by Dr. Ken Schoolland. This includes the statement that "taxation is theft". Yet just a few minutes later, Boortz says that it's OK for government to tax people who make above some arbitrary necessity threshold. Did I hear fraud? Read Article

by Nick Coons
February 3, 2010

A video on YouTube was brought to my attention and I was asked to respond to it. If you haven't seen it, please do so before viewing this one, otherwise you won't know what I'm responding to. The link to the video is included in the article. Read Article

by Richard Sutton
November 21, 2009

Gentle Reader, I hope you will join me in supporting, or simply joining, DownsizeDC.org. Membership is free and their website makes it very easy to take action for the freedom causes you support. Read Article

by Austin Raynor
March 7, 2010

A breakdown of the legal issues in McDonald v. Chicago, in which the Supreme Court considers whether to enforce the Second Amendment against the states. Read Article

by Kimberly Ruff
February 28, 2010

Public schools have a tendency to teach children an abridged, and highly inaccurate, version of the Civil War: the heroes of the North, under Lincoln, fought the scoundrels of the South to free the slaves. What children don't learn is that there were several core issues in this debate-turned-war, and heroes and scoundrels abounded on both sides of the aisle. In this essay, I look at these issues, their stakeholders, and the motivation behind the actions of Lincoln. Read Article

by Austin Raynor
February 21, 2010

In its most recent Index of Economic Freedom, the Heritage Foundation places the U.S. in the "mostly free" tier and diagnoses some of the major impediments to America's long term freedom and prosperity. Read Article