Thomas L. Knapp responds to Los Angeles Times editorialists regarding the TSA.
What Ross Kenyon is most thankful for is that even when we disagree, the odds are overwhelming that you are probably still a decent and lovely human being. Very few people are actively malicious!
Kevin Carson goes over the annual inventory of what he’s grateful for.
David D’Amato: “. . . the United States and its minion states continue to flout what is perhaps the most important barometer of civilization.”
Darian Worden on the invasive nature of the state.
Kevin Carson responds to Janet Napolitano.
David D’Amato discusses federal preparations to violate privacy in the name of protecting it.
Kevin Carson says it’s time to teach TSA and the rest a lesson.
Ross Kenyon on the cheese pimps at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Thomas L. Knapp responds to TSA chief John Pistole’s ironic remark about organized airport scanner opt-out efforts being ‘irresponsible’.
Seriously: You ever wonder whether Yoo and Gonzales were secretly funding the Obama campaign in hopes of a “Nixon to China” thing?
David D’Amato on the G20.
Kevin Carson explains that the notion of Obama being ‘hard-left’ is laughable.
David D’Amato takes issue with Bill Clinton’s recent remarks on Israel and Palestine.
Kevin Carson on the broader concerns campaign finance debates point to.
Holding a libertarian position when our ideal solutions aren’t on the table is quite a challenge. It isn’t as simple as defending all property rights and the rich, and it isn’t as base as dismissing progressives as evil looters. Nuance is required, which is bad news for a soundbitten political culture.
Darian Worden examines misreporting and the real issues behind Obama’s trip to India (follow-up).
David D’Amato discusses security issues.
Kevin Carson on ineffectual security theater.
David D’Amato on how the Federal Reserve steals wealth by printing new money for themselves, diluting the purchasing power of existing money.
