Napolitano on the Election

Constitutionalist Judge Andrew Napolitano
w/ Lew Rockwell 5 November 2008
Part 1

Part 2

This Waste of an Election

With this sorry excuse of an election, I hope every American realises his or her potential for saving and conserving what they have. This is no “toss up” we all know who the media has chosen as her beloved son: Obama.
This kind of reasoning should make me sick, but it doesn’t. Why?
Well, the fact is [...]

The Gold Standard Before the War Between the States

Mr Murray Rothbard:

Conley and Graham Debate: Initial Reaction

My immediate impressions of the Graham/Conley debate:
How can I characterize the first and only televised debate between the South Carolina Senate seat contenders Bob Conley and Lindsey Graham? Well, my overall impression calls for recollection. I remember the 1992 debate between George Bush the Elder, Bill Clinton, and Ross Perot. This seemed like a revisitation [...]

Barr on 2nd Amendment Ruling

Barr on the SCOTUS upholding of the 2nd Amendment:

Until today, the Court had never held that the Second Amendment directly applied to individuals. “Today’s decision marks a new era for gun rights in America,” explains Barr, who is a member of the Board of Directors of the National Rifle Association. Barr also drafted the Libertarian [...]

SCOTUS Upholds the 2nd (?)

Supreme Court upholds 2nd Amendment in DC Gun Ban case (sorta):
Quotes from the Majority Opinion 
“Logic demands that there be a link between the stated purpose and the command.”
“We start therefore with a strong presumption that the Second Amendment right is exercised individually and belongs to all Americans.”
“the most natural reading of ‘keep Arms’ in the Second [...]

Bob Barr on FISA

Bob Barr Rips FISA:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUwERBdEDbE

Prayer in Public School

On the issue of prayer in public school, it’s difficult for me to take an absolute stand. Many take the establishment clause of the First Amendment to mean that government is supposed to be irreligious.
I don’t agree that government should be irreligious. If that were the case, then the founders wouldn’t have bothered with chaplains [...]

Libertarian Party vs Constitution Party

Claiming for myself the labels of Christian and libertarian, I often find myself at odds with both. Is there a synergy in what many seem to assume are contradictory philosophies. I think so.
Andrew Davis, writing for the Libertarian Party Blog, wrote in his post, LP vs CP:
Christian members of the Libertarian Party recognize that the basis of [...]

Interview w/ Thomas J DiLorenzo

Thomas J DiLorenzo, author of “The Real Lincoln” is interviewed on C-SPAN.

I encourage everyone to look into the real history of this deified politician and how his actions led to much of the overreaching of the federal government today.