I am attempting to become a first-time home buyer. That is not easy these days because inflation in general is rampant and supply cannot keep up with… Read more “Deadlock for new home buyers”
Category: Role of government
The 5th Circuit’s Case Against OSHA’s Mandate
On November 12th, the U.S. 5th Circuit court of appeals granted a stay regarding OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard (mandate) regarding COVID-19 vaccines. OSHA suspended enforcement of its… Read more “The 5th Circuit’s Case Against OSHA’s Mandate”
Oppose all mandates— Vaccine Passports
Photo at top via AP News A brief historical account of vaccine mandates in the U.S., an establishment of the fact that the law is fluid and… Read more “Oppose all mandates— Vaccine Passports”
Human Costs of Inflationary Monetary Policy
Inflation is not a rise in prices; inflation is an increase in the money supply, which often increases costs. In the last year, the Federal Reserve has… Read more “Human Costs of Inflationary Monetary Policy”
Increase in Executive Power in 2020
Analyzing official records on executive orders from all 50 states, I found that the total number of executive orders issued by governors increased by 163 percent in 2020. Governors issued 3,148 executive orders combined in 2020, with an average of about 63 per governor and a median of 60.
Freedom is the way to achieve our goals.
Many modern-day liberals want good things for the world. They want peace. They want everyone to be cared for. They want everyone to be educated. They want… Read more “Freedom is the way to achieve our goals.”
Five main reasons why I stand against the two party system
Endless wars, rising debt, state controlled monetary policy, lockdowns and high incarceration rates. This is the state Republicans and Democrats have put America in. It is time… Read more “Five main reasons why I stand against the two party system”
Market Distortions in Higher Education
Higher education costs are too high and this is not a function of the market. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2016-17 the average… Read more “Market Distortions in Higher Education”
Libertarianism and Art
Is there Christian art or Socialist art- what about Libertarian Art? Generally, I tend to think of art as a-categorical. One might claim that ‘real art should… Read more “Libertarianism and Art”
Jury Nullification- Protesting Against Unjust Laws
If you are an American Citizen, you will likely serve on a jury at some point throughout your life. When you get called for jury duty, you… Read more “Jury Nullification- Protesting Against Unjust Laws”
The Name of Liberty 