Norman Podhoretz’s Second Life
Of course Podhoretz's argument is wrong: it does not follow from the instability of a government that a successor regime can be easily established.
Of course Podhoretz's argument is wrong: it does not follow from the instability of a government that a successor regime can be easily established.
Yes, we do pay taxes. And, perhaps, "everyone does it." But I believe that as libertarians, we should never do anything to support the validity of these programs — and "getting back what's mine" is not only a fallacy but a way for the state to add you to the rolls of "those who needed this program."
Bruno Leoni makes it clear that any politician who will not reduce the reach of legislation cannot protect our liberty.
William Anderson today talks about America’s pockets of socialism and how they collapse when tested
It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the dollar could be ready for another beating.
USA Today reports on Jan Grzebska, a polish worker who awakened from a 19-
His likeable wife Eleanor helped spread the gospel that underpinned the New Deal: that living off the toil of others is perfectly acceptable and moral. Most Americans, not even a century removed from fighting a Civil War supposedly to end such an inhuman practice, agreed.