By Patrick J. Buchanan LewRockwell.com November 13, 2018 Macron to Trump: ‘You’re No Patriot!’ In a rebuke bordering on national insult Sunday, Emmanuel Macron retorted to Donald Trump’s calling himself a nationalist. “Patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism; nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism.” As for Trump’s policy of “America first,” Macron […]
By Adam Dick Ron Paul Institute November 13, 2018 Three Ways the New Democratic House Majority May Investigate President Trump After Democrats attain the majority in the United States House of Representatives in January, their rivalry with President Donald Trump can be expected to extend beyond disagreements about legislation. In a new Fox News […]
By Nick Sorrentino Against Crony Capitalism November 8, 2018 This 43-year-old ‘running for president’ in 2020 wants taxpayers to give everyone $1,000 a month The communists cometh. This is how, once and for all, the government bureaucrats snuff out any sort of independence from the state. The goal is to attach the […]
By Ryan McMaken Mises Institute November 5, 2018 No Matter How You Vote, The New Congress Won’t Represent You One of the most foundational assumptions behind modern democracy is that the elected officials somehow represent the interests of those who elected them. Advocates for the political status quo flog this position repeatedly, claiming that […]
By James Bovard Mises Institute October 21, 2018 We Need a #MeToo Movement for Political Consent The #MeToo movement is spurring millions of Americans to reconsider the meaning of consent in sexual relations. But there is another realm where far too much has been presumed because of often token gestures. Political consent is defined […]
By Martin Armstrong Armstrong Economics October 24, 2018 Threats of Violence Against Candidates Rising I have been warning that the one thing our computer is projecting on all election fronts around the world is that we will see rising violence and we should expect that voting will be rigged. Canada has already put out a […]
By Ryan McMaken Mises Institute October 24, 2018 More than Half of America Gets More in Welfare than it Pays in Taxes More than half of Americans receive more money in various types of government transfer payments (Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, Social Security) than they pay in federal taxes.1 According to a report released this year […]
By Tho Bishop Mises Institute October 22, 2018 Elizabeth Warren’s Other Cherokee Scandal: Her Fight Against Tribal Sovereignty Elizabeth Warren’s 2020 presidential aspirations may have ended before they began this week thanks to her team’s bizarre decision to proudly broadcast the results of a DNA test that shows she may have had a relative […]
By Matt Agorist Free Thought Project October 11, 2018 As Countless People Rot in Jail for Weed, Child Predator Ex-Congressman Getting Out Early As elderly veterans rot in jail for treating themselves with a plant, child predator disgraced Congressmen like Anthony Weiner, are let out early. Last year, Anthony Weiner, the disgraced congressman […]
By Nick Sorrentino Against Crony Capitalism October 9, 2018 Cotton growers vs. urban farmers: Bitter partisan fight threatens farm bill “[Conaway] and Stabenow are fighting over this stuff, and Pat and I just sit and look at each other and roll our eyes,” Agriculture bills are massive vehicles for crony capitalism. Corn, sugar, […]
By Alice Salles Mises Institute October 8, 2018 The Damage Done by the Kavanaugh Hearings As Gallup reports that more Americans expressed support for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh during the week he denied being guilty of sexual assault, it’s clear that whether accuser Dr. Christine Blasey Ford is speaking the truth, the public might not be […]
By Nick Sorrentino Against Crony Capitalism October 2, 2018 Senator Grassley seeking farm bailout payments for HIMSELF Grassley’s a millionaire but he owns a farm and so, hey, why not apply for those bailout funds? This is exactly why we make the point that government and business should be as separate as possible. […]
