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Editors Notes: This is the second article in a series on Cosmopolitanism (First article here) The culture war is a fire that consumes everything without any respect for the beliefs and values of others. It isn’t defined by any particular issues, but rather by the way behavior and emotions interact with each other to create…
Statement regarding the “Rage against War” rally
On December 23rd, I expressed concerns about the Rage Against War rally, pointing out that the demands ignored Russian aggression in the war. With recent revelations about speakers and sponsors, it is clear that those demands have attracted openly pro-war and pro-Putin speakers (see sources below). Since retweeting my concerns, the Classical Liberal Caucus has…
2023 CLC General Meeting Announcement
When: July 22nd, 2023 at 2 CSTWhere: CLC DiscordWhat: CLC Board elections, Bylaw and Platform proposals, etcWho: All members are invited to attend and voting members can vote (see requirements below) Since the beginning of the CLC in 2022, we’ve had fantastic growth and support from the liberty community, we’ve endorsed candidates, been joined by…
It is NOT time for Libertarians to Embrace Harris-Walz!
This article is a response to Jacob Grier’s “Liberal Currents” Article, “To My Fellow Libertarians: It’s Time to Embrace the Harris-Walz Ticket, and, with his permission, is based on a post from @theHodeman on Twitter/X. “If they’re leaning Democratic, they’re doing so begrudgingly, in the manner of a toddler eating their vegetables or an adult…
Why Libertarian Party Candidates Can Never Be “Kingmakers”
Some suggest that if Libertarian Candidates endorse a duopolist, we can move the needle towards liberty. But this is a sure path to disaster for the Libertarian Party, and is certainly no path to liberty in our lifetime. Ballot access concerns aside, unless a candidate is transparent about this strategy from the start of their…
The Perverse Incentives of Public Transportation
Originally published on andrewsmith.medium.com Wednesday morning, a computer glitch in the Federal Aviation Authority’s system ground commercial air travel to a halt in the United States for several hours. Meanwhile, an Amtrak train had been stranded for 29 hours in rural South Carolina. The FAA’s computer glitch shut down its Notice to Air Missions System, which relays important…