Tagged: Politics

I expected no less. The paleolibertarians are running to Lott's defense. I really wish they'd drop the "libertarian" from their ideological classification. There is nothing libertarian about state-mandated segregation, anti-miscegenation laws, lynchings, and second...

Armstrong Williams takes the GOP to task over Trent Lott's recent case of redneckery: So far, President Bush has made a considerable attempt to build bridges in the black community. His grassroots support for...

I asked for his resignation several years ago in a letter that become slightly infamous in the multiracial movement and led to a nasty exchange of emails between me, Tom Metzger and his idiot...

Robert A. George comes correct on Lott in this piece at NRO: In 1998, it was revealed that Lott had spoken several times to the Council of Conservative Citizens, a "racialist", neo-white supremacist organization....

Thomas Knapp gets a little pessimistic in this editorial from Rational Review. Well, not exactly, give it a read and you'll understand. It is hard not to be pessimistic about liberty with conservative apologists...

A Lott to Fix by James A. Landrith, Jr. December 2002/January 2003 in The Multiracial Activist

This must be the week to kick some Republican tail. L. Neil Smith let go with this excellent editorial on November 18 in The Libertarian Enterprise. Today, Radley Balko let loose on Republican whiners...

It's been a few weeks since I'd been to the United States Senate website. It has a new look and feel, including a change in site navigation. The redesign affects all pages except home...

For those of us living in the DC area, probably the most positive thing that will come out of today's election returns will be freedom from the annoying Chris Van Hollen commercials. This guy...

Which Founding Father Are You? Alright already, everyone else is doing it so I'm just a freaking lemming joining in.