Tagged: Politics

Mr. Terry L. Parker asks: "Did you vote, or not vote, and regret or resent your choice or options?" I voted for Mr. Badnarik and against every bond proposal on the ballot. Let them...

We Are All Floridians Now by James M. Crotty This Florida thing is no longer just coincidence, people. As Hamlet said to Rove, “there’s more to Florida, Rasputin, than are dreamt of in your...

Digital Marine asks the question "Who do you want leading the country?" Well sir, as a libertarian, USMC Gulf War veteran, and supporter of the Constitution, I don't want a candidate from either wing...

Timothy West of The New Libertarian on I Just Realized Something: Kerry's gonna win, in a almost exact reversal of 2000. It will be less than a 1 point margin of victory, and Badnarik...

George Knapp of KLAS-TV on Voter Registrations Possibly Trashed: Employees of a private voter registration company allege that hundreds, perhaps thousands of voters who may think they are registered will be rudely surprised on...

The beauty of being a libertarian planning on voting Libertarian in 2004 is that I don't really care whether the right wing of the Big Government Party or the left wing of the Big...

Laurence M. Vance, writing for the Future of Freedom Foundation on What a Republican Majority Has Not Meant The 108th Congress, which took office in January of last year, was solidly Republican. But since...

Jacob G. Hornberger, writing in The Multiracial Activist on In Support of Voting As one who refused to vote for some 20 years, I wield a credential in the debate currently taking place in...

As a public service (can I write this off my taxes?), I've posted the following information from a coworker, with regard to road closures for the upcoming IMF/World Bank Meetings in October: In preparation...

Max Borders waxes philosophic on liberventionism: …it was important to give teeth to 1441 — the UN resolution authorizing the use of force against Iraq — as well as our own unilateral ultimatums —...