Rather than dwell on the calamitous state of public policy at the Federal level, classical liberals should turn their attention to the places where innovation matters most—the states.
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When the carrot emoji is eventually nixxed, another vegetable, or fruit, possibly animal, will take its place. The very human need to prick holes in overarching authority will keep asserting itself.
The government has no place in religion—even the ones it creates itself.
The center isn’t holding, and in some ways that’s inevitable. Millions of Americans continue to voice dissatisfaction with the country’s trajectory.
The media shift from impartial to political has become more evident with each passing decade.
Biden’s mass cancellation has set an extremely dangerous precedent. Those who will foot the bill are those who either did not go to college, chose a more financially viable institution or repaid their debt.
Will our judicial system really re-saddle grads with debt they already wrote off?
Escalating the use of government power to attack the opposition approach is a deeply dangerous strategy that is sure to backfire if carried through to its logical conclusion.
The wording of “threats to democracy” is vague enough to appeal to both red and blue.
We so desperately need a world where people question everything.