So both parties are, in fact, out to ruin the country, and it's time to be done with them.
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Snowflakes: The Politics of Hysteria
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Vampire Slaying: America’s Tax Addiction
As it turns out, the Framers were right. Not being able to afford tyranny is a phenomenal way to ward off the monstrosity.
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Spend Your Tax Day Remembering Thomas Paine
Without Paine, the American Revolution dies stillborn in the hearts and minds of the American colonists, muttering impotently under the heeled boots of the King's army.
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Will We Survive the Schism?
This toxic mutual intolerance has divided our nation into three societies, each behaving as though the other two do not matter.
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The Tyranny of Silence
If we lived in such a land where men and women were bound by a necessity of fear and anxiety of one another, how could they ever build a community, let alone a nation?
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Conservative 101: Immigration Policy
[N]o man or woman with a patriot's heart could, in good conscience, put the mailed fist of government tyranny on the throat of men and women whose only real crime is being desperate and hungry.
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A Short Word: Coming to America
America is just as much about what you bring to her as what she brings to you.
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Playing with Fire: The Syrian Problem
Inconsistency, it seems, is the only consistent policy between the Obama and Trump administrations.
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A Hot Cup of Freedom
In 2017, tyranny will be served a nice hot cup of real freedom.
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The Primeval Purpose
With no government to take from them, they thrived. With no one to silence them, they advanced. With no one to tell them how best to live, they prospered.
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Who Is The Establishment?
There is a distressingly dwindling divide between economic power and political power in the United States today.
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A Short Word: Dissent is Liberty
There is a broad swath of Americans that now believe that it is somehow inappropriate for citizens to dare to speak to an elected official out of turn. This is terrifying.
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Against All Odds: American Idealism
If the ideals of Justice and Liberty for all are certain and true, then we are morally obligated to fight tirelessly toward what ought to be and never simply accept what is.