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How Murray Rothbard Helped in Creating Trump
President Donald J. Trump can be called a right-wing populist, with the platform that he ran on in 2016 largely being rooted in the principles of Rothbard.
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The Cuban Project: Is the U.S. Willing to Kill Its Citizens?
Declassified Pentagon documents about the Cuban project show that American public officials were willing to go to disturbing lengths to provoke a war.
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Some Thoughts on the True Importance of Grades
The true measure of a well-rounded education is below 4.0, as many students with mediocre grades but creative minds are quite successful.
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The Case Against Democracy in a Free Society
Though many hail democracy as the best form of government, it is a failure of an idea that only takes away the people's rights and property.
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The States Should Control National Parks
The parks aren't the problem — a federal government running them without constitutional warrant is.
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Twenty Minutes to Landing, Seven Seconds of Silence
A fast-paced narrative outlining the actions of Dan, a pampered young man unprepared for a sudden change of fate with 20 minutes to landing.
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An Ultra-Conservative Libertarian is No Libertarian at All
"Libertarians" that are willing to choose their personal lifestyle choices over furthering the movement of liberty and prosperity are not libertarians.
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New Year's Resolutions for the Libertarian Movement
The libertarian movement needs to evaluate what goals it wants to achieve in 2019 if it wants to expand and appeal to the American people.
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Government Overreach Increases Regardless of Party
Though compromise appears beneficial on the surface, it usually results in government overreach on behalf of both parties.
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If I Broke into Your House
If I broke into your house, you would think I did something wrong, but if I broke into your country, it would be standard American practice.
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Congressional Term Limits Are a Necessity
With 14% congressional approval ratings but reelection rates often over 90%, it is clear that term limits are essential in America.
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It's Time to Replace the Electoral College
With the many failures of the Electoral College becoming apparent, it is clear that voters need a new system.
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Are American Libertarians Inherently Consequentialists?
While it may seem that libertarians follow a consequentialist line of thinking, this philosophy for approaching the world has its limitations.
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Universal Basic Income: Ultimately Botched and Inept
The idea of providing the nation's citizens with a Universal Basic Income is not only a flawed one, but one that would not be effective.
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The Tyranny and Failure of Coercive Paternalism
Coercive Paternalism, the ideology that is responsible for government intervention in our daily lives, is flawed and neglects the rights of the individual.
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Stanislav Petrov: The Forgotten Man who Saved the World From Nuclear War
As the alarms went off and panic ensued, Stanislav was left with a choice: to call his superiors warning of an attack, or to dismiss it as a false alarm.
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Rank Choice Voting: How We Can Empower Voters and Save Taxpayer Money
We have plenty of reason to at least look at how to do our elections differently to empower the people against special interests.
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Why Do the Political Elites Love Cultural Marxism?
Cultural Marxism is a philosophy and strategy that aims at turning society into a Marxist utopia.
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Conservatives Must Move Past Donald Trump
If it is to survive as a movement and as a political force, American conservatives must reject Trumpism and return to its core values.
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How to End the Loophole Surrounding Federalism
The United States federal government has, for too long, disregarded the basic principle of federalism and wrongly sees itself as a parent of the states.
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The NRA Doesn't Fight For Your Gun Rights
The National Rifle Association, despite stating that they advocate for the Second Amendment, is never hesitant to support more gun control measures.
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A New Type of Cyberattack is on the Rise: Cryptojacking
As more services are moved online and our use of the internet increases, so does the risk new type of dangerous cyberattack: Cryptojacking.
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Obamacare's Readmission Reduction Program is Quite Literally Deadly
This particular example is indicative of the Affordable Care Act hitting the bull's eye of probably the worst possible target.
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Government Shutdowns and Debt Ceilings
In any other nation, the failure to pass a budget would lead to a national crisis.