To truly honor our veterans this Veterans Day, we must push for the repeal of these outdated AUMFs, restoring constitutional checks on the executive’s power to wage war and ensuring that military action is only pursued with clear and current defensive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…
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.
In recent months, the Texas-Federal border dispute has dominated headlines, capturing the attention of politicians, media outlets, and citizens alike. With heated debates over jurisdiction, security measures, and immigration policies, it’s easy to get caught up in the intricacies of this ongoing conflict. However, amidst the chaos and political posturing, it’s crucial to recognize that…
Over time, especially after the collapse of the USSR, NATO has lost its way and moved away from being a purely defensive agreement. I’m not advocating that we begin overthrowing all the sitting administrations of countries that demonstrate even the slightest bit of illiberalism. Instead, I emphasize that it is important to our survival that we not blind ourselves to the international dangers of the world and ensure the safety of other liberal nations that will also come to our aid when authoritarian forces invade our property.