On September 8 I’ll be speaking at Columbia Law School at 12:10pm, followed by a 4:00pm appearance at Rutgers School of Law. On September 9 I’ll be on Freedom Watch on the FOX Business Network (8pm and 11pm ET). And on September 10 I’ll be… Read More
Mark Levin: I’ll Never Debate Woods
That’s what he said on his program last night. His reason? Doing so would make me “famous.” It has nothing to do with any fear that he might be crushed in such a debate. No, no, citizen. It is his patriotic duty not to debate… Read More
Thick as a Brick 40th Anniversary Tour!
Ian Anderson will be performing the 1972 Jethro Tull album Thick as a Brick in its entirety (the album is all one song, but you knew that!) in a special 2012 tour . My only question is why he’s touring solo on this one instead of with all of Jethro Tull. In… Read More
Iowa Teacher: Ron Paul Doesn’t Know Constitution
Time for another smackdown. Here’s what a teacher from Iowa writes in the Daily Iowan today (in italics), followed by my comment: Ron Paul’s “domestic agenda undermines his foreign-policy appeal.” I dealt with this let’s-keep-the-killing-and-war-propaganda-going argument yesterday . “Claiming that the Constitution does not authorize Congress to… Read More
War Is Better Than Ron Paul, Say (Many) Progressives
I go after the twisted and deranged priorities at AlterNet.org, which would rather see more foreigners killed and propaganda peddled than elect an honest man who doesn’t agree with them on everything but who is the only one who even says he’ll stop these things.… Read More
Alert! Alert! Americans Probably Want Slavery Back
Or that’s what the left-nationalist thought controllers will pretend this poll result means. (Thanks to A. Johnston.)
This Is What We Are Up Against
Randomly taken from a Facebook thread and reproduced exactly: Because Ron Pual support legalizing drugs such as pot and heroine as well as many of his young supporters as well as actually believeing that Iran should be have a nuclear boumb because if we just… Read More
Raimondo Finishes Off the Smearbund
Nullification as a Gateway Drug
Some familiar themes here, but I am emphasizing that the most significant thing about state nullification, about which I have written a book , is that the very discussion of it involves straying from the ideological concentration camps in which our political and media establishments would confine us. … Read More
Economic Cycles Before the Fed
If you’re looking for my usual jokes and banter, this one doesn’t have them. I delivered it during the Mises Institute’s week-long Mises University summer program for students. But it replies to a common objection often raised against those of us who would abolish the… Read More
