Why Assange Was Released
Private Property Comes from Scarcity, Not Law
The Fallacies of Conservative Protectionists
The State Wants to Nationalize Second Mortgages. What Possibly Can Go Wrong?
Resisting the Brave New Culture
The Problem with Juneteenth
Joe Biden and the Anatomy of a Failing State
Presidential debates are a quirky aspect of modern American politics. In theory, they are the closest thing to political combat, a rare opportunity for political leaders to publicly contrast differences in ideology and vision for the country. In reality, presidential debates have become something more akin to pop culture, with actors repeating lines they don’t believe in, achieving a desired reaction from various popular audiences.