Political Theory

In 1949, freedom had no future.

The Senate trial shows that power is vulnerable.

Politics takes no account of individuals. You and I are merely a tiny speck on the vast blob called "the American people," and what this blob "thinks" is only relevant insofar as it accords with a political agenda advantageous to the State and its friends.

Behind the Beltway mayhem, a logic is working to restore liberty.

U.S. global hegemony is incompatible with American liberty.

Politics and the affairs of state play ever smaller roles in the culture. 

Michael Levin has gotten himself into enormous trouble with his fellow philosophers by adhering to a standard maxim in the philosophy of science. 

Ed Shanahan on the significance of the Austrian tradition. 

The fallacies of combining the "best" of free and unfree economies.

Big media outlets are ignoring the quiet revolution that is taking place across America. Politicians don't talk too much about it for obvious reasons. This revolution is building incredible momentum. It now threatens the legitimacy of every level of government, the viability of government management of society, and the credibility of career politicians, assuming someone still has any faith in them.