Mrs. Obama, what about our boys?
by Jessica Peck Corry As Michelle Obama touched down in Denver today to promote her efforts to connect America’s public school students with professional mentors, she declined to send an invitation to one population who could most benefit: our city’s neglected boys. The First Lady’s packed schedule started with a closed “girls mentoring luncheon” at the Governor’s Mans

Supreme Court opinions v the inherent, inalienable rights of man
by Ed Lewis To take as fact opinions uttered by those feathering their own nests and/or the nests of their fellow comrades against the people is a grave error.  Avoiding such errors requires vigilance and knowledge, neither one of which one is likely to acquire from mainstream media, public “education”, and officials dedicated to masters determined to take the people’s property, all the while treating our people as less than human. Thus, let us examine a few facts that are easily v

How serious is the Libertarian Party about being taken seriously?
by Rhys M. Blavier When I was 20 years old and preparing to vote in my first Presidential election, a man came to speak on the campus of Texas A&M University about his new party and his campaign for the Presidency. That man was Ed Clark, the first Libertarian candidate on the ballots of all 50 states. He spoke of a vision of government which combined fiscal responsibility with social humanism. Ed Clark made such an impact on my personal view of politics that now, 30 years later, I still call my

Patriotism versus nationalism
by R. Lee Wrights “If a person is decent and a pro-government American patriot, he or she is not intelligent. If a person is intelligent and a pro-government American patriot, he or she is not decent. And if a person is decent and intelligent, he or she is not a pro-government American patriot.” - William Blum, Killing Hope (1995) After an article I wrote some time ago titled, “What’s Wrong with Patriotism,” it was brought to my attention, by the volum

Bon appetit
by Kevin Tuma