It’s time to ask ourselves: What kind of party do we want to be? Do we want to be known for our constant infighting and complaints, or do we want to be a party that inspires people with a vision for change? Do we want to push people away with negativity, or do we want to attract supporters with a message of hope, determination, and progress?
To truly honor our veterans this Veterans Day, we must push for the repeal of these outdated AUMFs, restoring constitutional checks on the executive’s power to wage war and ensuring that military action is only pursued with clear and current defensive justification.
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…
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…
As the new Chair of the Classical Liberal Caucus, I want to thank everyone who supported me and encouraged me to run. As Jonathan Casey moves on, I also want to emphatically express how grateful I am that he created this Caucus. It reenergized me when I needed it most, and kept me engaged in…