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Many have blamed the current US economic crisis on capitalism and attempt to point out the 'socialist' countries (...
Blog Posts Tagged with freedom
Posted by: Devin Foley on February 4, 2011
The last several years have seen a growing interest in the American principles of liberty, personal responsibility, and individualism. These three principles are often applied to the areas of government spending and...
Posted by: Annie Holmquist on January 24, 2011
Looking back on the era of segregation, the idea seems absurd to those of us who have only known a post-race America. Most of us under forty went to school with folks of a wide variety of colors, creeds, religions,...
Posted by: Devin Foley on January 17, 2011
Senator Joe Lieberman recently introduced a bill to the US Senate that would allow the President to pull the...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on August 10, 2010
Check out this brief but concise video about the benefits of free trade and its impact on prosperity. It was produced by Atlas Economic Research...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on June 29, 2010
In the hallowed halls of modern academia, talk of truth is often portrayed as antagonistic to freedom. Sadly, if the academic sleight of hand that supplants “individual liberty” with an “everything is okay” morality...
Posted by: Devin Foley on June 17, 2010
Okay, so your friends and family keep telling you to jump onto the social media bandwagon, but you have no idea what the fuzz is about.
Here’s the deal: The Internet gives liberty-...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on June 3, 2010
Defending liberty is not just a matter of action within the political and economic realms. A person of integrity defends his core principles and values in all areas of life. Our most intimate relationships—...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on April 23, 2010
“What happens if the U.S. goes bankrupt and the currency collapses?” I have been surprised by how often the question comes up, as well as by the types of people raising the question; tea partiers they are not....
Posted by: Devin Foley on April 19, 2010
Nobody likes rudeness. Many of us would consider the following behaviors unacceptable: cutting in line; loud cell phone conversations in a library, restaurant or coffee shop; bumping into someone without apologizing;...
Posted by: Anja Hartleb on April 2, 2010