The American political left has always had a favorable view and infatuation with select, brutal dictators and revolutionaries.
Mike Feuz
Mike Feuz is a Research Associate for Free the People who can also be found assisting the team in any needs in production, filming, or carrying the luggage. He completed his graduate studies in Economics at George Mason University, has spent over 10 years as a technology consultant in the private sector, and worked on campaigns and grassroots initiatives across the state of Virginia.
Mike found his passion for the ideas of liberty while exploring his Catholic faith and reading the great insights of Bishop Fulton Sheen and Lord Acton. He fell in the Free the People crew in while organizing “Liberty Pubs,” monthly gatherings hosted around Northern Virginia to discuss the ideas of liberty.
When Mike is not working for the ideas of liberty, he can be found spending time with his wife and four children (and counting), which consumes most of what little free time he has left. If he has any energy after the kids are all asleep, he might be found reading political philosophy or enjoying a glass or wine and a board game with his wife.
Latest Posts
There are very few forces known to man more destructive than gray-suited bureaucrats believing that they must do something and that they are properly equipped to do so.
Modern conservatism is becoming more like progressivism in that it seeks to place authority at one central point. All that remains for the progressives and national conservatives to do is to determine who controls the center.
There are a million reasons to participate on social media, but on the conservative alternatives you are left with only one, and it is the worst.
Democracy is a system which properly ordered can help navigate the ever-growing complexity of the world we all live in, but its limits need to be recognized.
War like any crisis invites new tyrannies and erodes freedoms, but worse of all it destroys our shared humanity.
The pandemic exposed the folly of the leviathan our government is, consuming more and more control over our daily lives.
In unprecedented times of uncertainty with an already embarrassing track record of governmental errors and missteps, the answer is not less freedom but more.
How do we recapture a broad national sense of patriotism?
There is a reason the progressive left despises competition; without competition their ideas will find themselves on the ash heap of history.