The gridlock that House Republicans find themselves in—three days running—to elect a Speaker is a nice metaphor for the current state of America: angry, polarized, and unable to move forward.
Tag - role of government
New legislation will require a government-controlled "kill switch" in every car sold in America.
I remain somewhat excited by the prospect of self-driving cars, but not if it means taking away our freedom to drive ourselves.
Social media operates at the behest of the government—a mendicant begging for permission outside an inscrutable, unknowable bureaucracy.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Will Ruger, president of AIER, to discuss the theory of foreign policy realism and how we can apply it to international conflicts like the war in Ukraine.
21 years later, we can see the Patriot Act for what it truly is: an overreach in power by our government and a threat to the civil liberties of all Americans.
Senators, congresspeople, and presidents are not typically in the business of deconstructing tools that increase the power they can wield.
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 same people who caused the problem are pushing these farmers to solve it. It’s the ultimate colonization that’s happening. A billionaire class land grab.
Matt Kibbe sits down with economist David Friedman, one of the original advocates for a stateless society, where all services are provided by markets rather than government.