Spencer Kellogg Neale
Opinion
President Mike Pence? Liberals Have Officially Gone Crazy
Nevermind how it came to this, here we are: President Mike Pence.
Opinion
Facebook Dating? I'd Rather Be Single
Facebook Dating incorporates the worst aspects of a industry that has woefully failed the consumer market on a number of levels.
Opinion
Andrew Yang Wants the Government to Buy Back Your Car
If Andrew Yang becomes president of America, you’re going to have to sell your "legacy-gas" car back to the government and get a new one.
Essays
Ireland Belongs to the Irish
Though the media focus on the economic hurdles of a hard border, the bigger question of why the British still own any of Ireland in the first place remains.
Essays
Dave Chappelle Is A Monster
Chappelle explores, with penetrating humor, the dark underbelly of an America that often makes heroes, and then villains, out of its most beloved stars.
Essays
Dave Chappelle Is a Monster
Chappelle explores, with penetrating humor, the dark underbelly of an America that often makes heroes, and then villains, out of its most beloved stars.
Opinion
It's Warren's Race to Lose
Warren is amply poised to take advantage of the weak 2020 field, quietly becoming the odds-on-favorite to be the 2020 nominee over Biden and Sanders.
Finance & Markets
Bitcoin Under 10K, Where Is It Headed Next?
Bitcoin sunk below $10,000 on major cryptocurrency exchanges across the world.
Opinion
Andrew Yang Lost Me with His Crocodile Tears
Andrew Yang completely lost me this weekend when he feigned tears in an emotive bid to win over support in Iowa this weekend.
Essays
Why I Read Shooters’ Manifesto
Preventing people from reading the manifestos of shooters hinders society from understanding the motivations behind such acts and arguing against them.
Opinion
Democrats Desperate to Keep Freitas Off Virginia Ballots
Virginia Democrats are using arcane, ridiculous campaign rules to prevent Representative Nick Freitas from running a reelection campaign this year.
Opinion
Andrew Yang Is On Fire
Andrew Yang is the dark horse candidate for 2020 and the internet loves him.
Opinion
The Yellow Vests Are The New Face Of Bitcoin
Yellow Vest demonstrators have turned their sights on the banking centers of France potentially destabilizing the Euro completely.
U.S. Politics
These 37 Senate Members Voted To Continue The War In Yemen
As the American-backed war in Yemen continues and the casualties rise, these 37 Senators voted against the discussion of an end.
U.S. Politics
Thomas Massie Keeps Kentucky Congressional Seat
The libertarian-leaning Republican has easily defeated challengers Seth Hall and Mike Moffett for Kentucky's 4th Congressional District.
Essays
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The NPC meme makes a bitter stab at society's downward spiral into senseless, thoughtless mob mentality behind the political elites.
U.S. Politics
Libertarian Party Establishes Youth Engagement Committee
The LP Youth Engagement Committee will seek to bring in a new wave of libertarians, hoping to bring the party into the mainstream.
Opinion
The Tragic Final Chapter of Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain paid Jimmy Bennett almost $400,000 after the then 17-year-old accused Bourdain's girlfriend of an underage sexual relationship in 2017.
U.S. Politics
New Mexico LP to Sue State Over Straight Party Voting
Hot off the heels of Gary Johnson polling second in a New Mexico senate poll, state officials are doing all that they can to help Democrat Martin Heinrich.
U.S. Politics
Chairman Of The Damned: Matt Kuehnel Talks Libertarian Socialism
Matt Kuehnel, founder of the Libertarian Socialist Caucus, speaks with 71 Republic about his ideas and goals for the Libertarian Party.
