Tagged: Politics

A nice nugget from the Arab American Institute, an organization that I am proud to have been on the same side with regarding many issues and coalitions in defense of the Bill of Rights:...

As a rule, I normally refrain from endorsing particular candidates for the LP nomination for president.  In the past, I've tended to concentrate my time and efforts toward civil liberties protections, while staying out...

There has been much abuzz in the blogosphere regarding the defection of Bob Barr to the Libertarian Party.  He has been a champion of certain civil liberties and I've even been on the same...

The Washington Post on Freshly Baked Handouts Forbidden in Fairfax: Under a tough new Fairfax County policy, residents can no longer donate food prepared in their homes or a church kitchen — be it...

Aside from seeing the GOP get their collective asses handed to them on a platter, I was extremely happy to see one particular outcome.  Jason Altmire, a former colleague at the Federation of American Hospitals,...

Pick Your Poison – Social Fascists or Economic Socialists? Published November 8, 2006 in Rational Review by James A. Landrith, Jr. Well, it is all over but the crying – at least for the...

My new best friend, Bill Stark of Philadelphia, was kind enough to leave this silly little knee-jerk conservative edited verion of a previously libertarian piece titled "New Bill of Rights" in my forum. Of course,...

The Honorable (I jest) George Allen (R-VA), has once again proven himself a disgrace to his office.  Watch this video, blog it and pass it on (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3aszbKdz8o). In short, Allen shoplifted Durbin's amendment, made...

The topic of the day is pork.  No, not the kind I like with barbeque sauce. The kind that costs you and I money. A politically diverse coalition of over 80 groups sent a letter to Senate...