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Kennedy’s last words

November 22, 2018

When we let Kennedy’s murderers go, they recreated the country in their own image: a country of bondage, war, and bitter quarrels. To reclaim Kennedy’s vision, reclaim power from the people who killed him.

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Free speech on the field and everywhere else

October 12, 2017

If he wants to force them to behave a certain way during public rites like the national anthem, why doesn’t he simply line up a bunch of dummies at the sideline during the music? If he puts helmets on his dummies, television cameras and fans can’t tell the difference.

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Fanaticism in our times

October 25, 2016

Now we see fanatics on campus who want to control what you think, what you say, how you behave, how you interact with your friends. If you make a mistake, as the fanatics define mistakes, they call you before kangaroo courts to punish you or expel you from the community.

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Freedom’s hope

October 8, 2016

In all our yearning for change, the aim of freedom for all individuals remains constant.

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Secure freedom when violence and tyranny grow

June 15, 2016

People who care about these questions want to know whether we can restore our freedom – and our security – without violence.

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Rise up, or our country’s in ruins

April 1, 2014

This post is not so easy to write. It’s about a subject that has troubled me for some time, but I …

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False Tradeoff

September 24, 2013

For men to be secure, they must first be free. ~ David Greenfield How much surveillance can we accept? Jerry …

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Preserve and protect our Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic

September 16, 2013

Here are two quotations from the Oath Keepers website: All patriots have one thing in common. Tyrants always brand them …

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Tyranny in the United States

July 21, 2013

Max Boot wrote an article in today’s Wall Street Journal about the possibility that the United States could become a …

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Freedom, Secrecy, Treason, and Civil Disobedience

June 29, 2013

I ran across a post last night that asked why Edward Snowden gets more attention than William Binney, who has …

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Freedom and Hope

December 4, 2012

One hundred eighty years after our country’s first secession crisis, we hear the word secede again. South Carolina threatened to …

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Unexceptional Truths about America

October 5, 2012

How American exceptionalism became a contested concept in the culture wars is an interesting, significant story. I only know part …

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