Media and Culture

“The Candlemakers’ Petition” is a well known satire of protectionism written and published in 1845, as part of Bastiat

"War is the apotheosis of Power, the ultimate expression of the faith and solidification of its achievement."

The cool, hip techno-pundits are usually reliably Obama-liberal/libertarian-lite types.

Halloween was all about treats, and, despite what the opponents of the exchange economy will tell you, there was no trick about it anywhere you looked.

In a few brief years the character of the right wing had been totally transformed: Once basically classical liberal, it had become a global theocratic crusade.

"The marginal cost of downloads is approaching zero. The access is approaching universal. The capacity for copying is infinite. And the results are everlasting."

Driven by strong convictions and a fervent belief in freedom, Georgiana was a master political propagandist, a powerful negotiator, an impassioned orator, and a keen political strategist.

Zigler was a "gifted writer and critical thinker." The world doesn't have enough of either, let alone both wrapped into one.

There prevails in the writings of many contemporary authors the disposition to represent every extension of governmental power and every restrictio

If the United States had an honest press and media, one committed to the principle of individual rights, their outrage would drive Anita Dunn out of Washington, D.C., just by hurling her words back at her.