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Category Archives: Politics
Obama’s W moment
Last week, a district court judge in Wisconsin rules that the National Day of Prayer is unconstitutional, being that it serves no secular purpose other than to promote and encourage a religious practice. I believe it’s pretty cut and dry, … Continue reading
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Roland Martin Doesn’t Get It
One of the worse commentators on CNN has to be Roland Martin, and this week he did nothing to change my mind. I don’t want to rehash the whole Miss USA gay marriage answer debacle. If you’re against gay marriage, … Continue reading
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Editorial: The Audacity of Fear
(cross posted from The LD Network) When President Obama ran for president, he ran on few solid issues or theories. He promised “Change” and told us to have “Hope”. Whether I liked the few policies he talked about or not, … Continue reading
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Something cool….
Reason.com gave us a shout out here for our interview with Nick Gillespie: http://www.reason.com/blog/show/130076.html Just feels pretty damn cool to see our podcast up there. Update Just for posterity, I took a quick screen shot of the reason.com website to … Continue reading
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The Nick Gillespie Interview
On this past episode of the Libertarian Dime my co-host and I had the absolute thrill of interviewing Nick Gillespie of Reason.com and Reason.tv. It was a lot of fun, and he brought a certain intellectual gravitas that we haven’t … Continue reading
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Ummm…go Republicans?
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An open letter to the Libertarian Party: Forget Ron Paul
Crossposted from The LD Network site. I also sent this to the LP brass. I have been a libertarian for many years, but only recently have I considered myself a member of the Libertarian Party. I supported Michael Bednarik in … Continue reading
One more reason to like Drew Carey
I’ve always been a fan of Drew Carey. I thought his show was for a few seasons, a better shown than Seinfeld. Now, not only is he the host of the Price is Right, but he is also an outspoken … Continue reading
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Episode #2 of The Libertarian Dime
This Sunday Jonathan and I will be recording the second episode of The Libertarian Dime, and this week we have a guest. We are interviewing Glenn Nielsen, the State Chair of the Missouri Libertarian Party. I will be asking him … Continue reading
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