Opinion
Andrew Yang's UBI Plan is No Breath of Fresh Air
Andrew Yang, a Democratic candidate for President, wants to put a Universal Basic Income into place but fails to see the problems in his own plan.
Glenn Verasco
Opinion
Newsflash: Candace Owens Is Not Hitler
Though Candace Owens has a number of deep political flaws, recent comparisons between her and Hitler are low and unnecessary attacks.
Opinion
The American Constitutional Upside Down
President Trump and the Senate are throwing the country upside down by keeping American soldiers in meaningless wars in Syria and Afghanistan.
Opinion
Steven Crowder Fans Should Change Their Minds
Steven Crowder is not actually in the business of promoting civil discussion.
Opinion
An NPC Hate Mob Is Born in Blind Support of Nathan Phillips
Without looking into the whole story, millions are forming a hate mob to condemn a child's admittedly creepy smile towards Nathan Phillips.
Opinion
The Media's Molestation of Mueller and Climate Science
A stream of consciousness of cutting opinions on critical events ranging from the war in Yemen to climate change and the Mueller probe.
Opinion
Confirming Kavanaugh is Republicans' Duty
The GOP must recognize the political and unbased nature of the allegations and confirm Judge Kavanaugh in order to win big in the 2018 midterms.
Opinion
Quick Thoughts on the Kavanaugh Allegations
The Brett Kavanaugh allegations are most likely at least partially true, but the timing and release suggests a desire to play party politics.
Opinion
Russia Isn’t Why Trump Won, Get Over It
Strip away the hysteria and Russia's 2016 role was minor — and partly the predictable product of our own policy.
Essays
A Pledge of Allegiance is a Communist Dream
The concept of a Pledge of Allegiance is outdated and belongs only in an authoritarian state where obedience is instilled in children from a young age.
Essays
The Case for a Libertarian and Green Unity Ticket
The Libertarian and Green parties, by working together, could accomplish a lot more in the modern American political arena.
Essays
Medicare-for-All Would Be That Expensive... and then Some
Medicare for all, Bernie Sanders' signature plan, would be much more expensive than the much publicized recent report would suggest.
Opinion
Rand Paul is in a Bind
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has backed himself into a corner over his potential support of Trump's SCOTUS nominee, Brett Kavanaugh.
Essays
The Errors of the Second Amendment
Though gun rights are important, the Second Amendment itself is not without flaw, and is in fact filled to the brim with grammatical errors.
Opinion
The Free Market is the Unsung Hero of North Korea
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could turn around the country into times of greater prosperity if he embraces the free market.
Essays
Reflections on Japan through a Libertarian Lens
A reflection on how libertarian, the nation of Japan currently is, and a comparison to the liberty of the United States today.
Essays
For Libertarians, There is No Room for a Moderate Drug Policy
Weed should be legal, but harder narcotics should be banned is a cowardly opinion for a lover of Liberty.
Opinion
Kevin Williamson and the Perils of Brute Reason
Kevin Williamson got fired for following an argument to its end — the fate of anyone cursed with brute reason.
Opinion
The Top 5 Reasons Not to Go to War with Syria
If we value our freedoms and economic security as American citizens, we must not get into a futile war with Syria, one that will have no victor.
Essays
Radicalization and Terrorism are Mostly Useless Words
Many categorizing words heavily used by media are meaningless, and do nothing to change the horrific acts that they describe.
Opinion
Stop Following Children
Following children will be the fatal step that leads us to totalitarianism.
Opinion
Bernie Would Slaughter
Though I in no way support the policies of Senator Bernie Sanders, I do believe that he has the ability to win the next presidential election in a landslide.
