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Bretigne Shaffer

Yes, there are still the people buying into the fear, ratting out their neighbors, etc. But I'm seeing a lot more of the opposite: people recognizing who the enemy is here, and that it is not their neighbors.

Robert Aro

Never have we seen a central bank successfully reverse course, whether it’s interest rates, balance sheet, or asset purchases including bonds and stocks.

Per Bylund

There is severe confusion about the meaning of economic growth. Many seem to mistakenly think that it has to do with GDP or producing stuff.

Gary Galles

Almost as long as I can remember, I have been a fan of science fiction.

Ryan McMaken

At the Libertarian Scholars Conference in 2018, our associated scholar Jo Ann Cavallo (Columbia University) presented new research on the literary

Ryan McMaken

Contrary to the myth, the tax resisters actually won in their fight against the feds, and for decades afterward, except during the War of 1812, the federal government never again dared to impose an internal excise tax.

Ryan McMaken

The American revolutionaries created a decentralized, locally controlled polity for a reason. Abolishing federalism to achieve short-term political ends is a reckless way to go.

Tho Bishop

Shelton’s nomination is best seen as a litmus test for Republican senators. Are they interested in ideological diversity within American institutions, or willing to stand with the academic gatekeepers that have given us the Leviathan we have today? 

Antony P. Mueller

"Sortition" is the process by which lawmakers are selected by lot rather than through popularity contests known as "elections." There's really no reason to think sortition would be any worse than the status quo.