How Bob Chitester Used Public Media To Make ‘Free To Choose’ An International Phenomenon
Facing attempts to stifle free thought by propagandist media and big tech censors, we should emulate Chitester, fighting for true diversity of thought.
Just Like Freud’s Psychoanalysis, Critical Race Theory Will Ultimately Collapse
As more Americans see what leads to equality, critical race theory will soon join psychoanalysis in the historical dustbin of discredited intellectual fads.
Viral Video Of Teen Discovering Taxes Is A Moment More Americans Need To Experience
While it’s amusing to watch 18-year-old Jojo learn the cold truth about taxes, his experience reminds us how much the government takes from our hard work.
Drastic Coronavirus Lockdowns Are The Most Regressive Policies Since The Draft
The draft’s inequities were clear, and efforts to address them failed because the policy was inherently regressive. So too are lockdowns.
8 Back-to-School Books To Protect Students Against Leftist Brainwashing
As high school and college students prepare to head back to school, they’re set to enter a lion’s den of anti-American, leftist indoctrination. Here are eight books conservative students need to balance their politicized fare.
Compared To The Democrats, Donald Trump Is Moderate
When it comes to policy, Donald Trump makes the presidential hopefuls of the Democratic Party look like a gaggle of extremists.
Free Trade Already Puts America First
I support nearly unlimited trade, no matter what other nations do. It’s mostly because I love America.
How Trump’s Tariffs Will Pick Winners and Make Losers
At the most basic level, tariffs are a punishment intended for foreign countries that actually penalize American citizens.
Hayek’s Economics Society Enters The Digital Era With A Bang
Peter Boetke brings a fresh perspective and wide range of talent to the prestigious Mont Pelerin Society, an economic powerhouse among the intelligentsia.
Ron Paul Is No Longer The Only One Asking ‘Who Needs The Fed?’
‘Who Needs the Fed?’ author John Tamny explains where Milton Friedman, Austrian economists, and supply siders go wrong.
Big Business Still Has No Idea Why Americans Don’t Like It Or Common Core
Fortune magazine has no idea what capitalism means, even though it’s at the heart of why huge majorities of Americans distrust big business.
Hillary Clinton’s ‘Free College’ Plan Will Work As Well As Obamacare
Hillary Clinton thinks she can gain points by hiding her socialist ‘free college’ plan in crony capitalist clothing.
Geoengineering: The Cold War On Global Warming
Geoengineering would give the government control over the planet’s thermostat. Why anyone thinks that’s a good idea is beyond me.
Do No Harm: An Interview With Thomas Sowell
Thomas Sowell talks to The Federalist about government’s most destructive economic intrusions.
These Lucky Parents Get To Control Their Kids’ State Education Money
Two states are pioneering the next generation of education innovation, with parents in the driver’s seat.
Uber Supporters Of The World, Unite!
Why aren’t conservatives capitalizing on outrage over attempts to ban apps like Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar to protect taxi car-tels?
Conservatives Won’t Win Millennials With Political Consumerism
A new poll depicts a politically confused Millennial generation that favors whatever cocktail of big- and small-government that gets them the most stuff.
Where Is The Starting Line Of Life?
Most conservatives are not purists who reject any government role in leveling the playing field. But once we accept some redistribution, we need a limiting principle.
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