The Alien Enemies Act: A Dangerous Relic of Government Overreach
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The Alien Enemies Act: A Dangerous Relic of Government Overreach

This article was made with the permission of the author and is based on a post from @brittanyforpa on Twitter/X. The Alien Enemies Act is one of the most egregious examples of government overreach that has managed to endure throughout American history. Passed in 1798, alongside the equally tyrannical Sedition Acts, this law gives the president the…

It is NOT time for Libertarians to Embrace Harris-Walz!
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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…

Chase Oliver is the Counter to Bill Weld
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Chase Oliver is the Counter to Bill Weld

On basic style, Oliver and Weld could not be more different. Even though they are both socially liberal, they’re socially liberal in different ways owing to their different backgrounds and political contexts. Weld’s position on gun rights has been weak, reflecting his background as an old-fashioned New England Republican. Oliver, in contrast, is a staunch and uncompromising advocate for the Second Amendment, much more in keeping with the platform of the LP.

What College Football Can Teach Us About Free Markets

What College Football Can Teach Us About Free Markets

So, what lessons can we as a society take from college football? The short answer is that free market principles work — including having freedom of movement to choose one’s desired workplace. When workers, aided by their autonomy, are allowed to maximize their talents it’s better for everyone. The fact that college football is currently the closest thing we have to a truly free market in our society has led to a boon in its popularity.