Reluctantly I oppose a gas tax holiday. The problem of high prices is the result of demand for gasoline exceeding the supply. It’s not “inflation,” it’s supply and demand, not that it will stop the fake “free market” clowns in God’s Own Party from screaming inflation. Multiple things are taking…

NOTE: My comedy novel tackling “ex-gays” and faith-healers, City Limits, has been republished. In celebration of my birthday I have had the priced lowered. If you want a laugh or two it’s for you. See below. Depoliticized markets are like a symphony, allow me to explain. Prior to creating a…

It is widely assumed martyrs are highly moral people, perhaps superior people, with principles. Thus many assume any “persecution” they experience — which may be as mild as someone disagreeing with them — makes them high and mighty victims. That’s without taking into consideration what “principles” they are upholding. Before…

On June 12, 1967 the Supreme Court decided the case of Loving v. Virginia, a case overturning the faith-based bigotry forbidding interracial marriage. Originally Virginia courts ruled against the couple using faith-based logic. In his ruling against the Lovings Judge Leon Bazile preached, “Almighty God created the races white, black…

It’s one of those old films I heard about but never saw until today. The 1934 version of Little Lord Fauntleroy didn’t immediately strike me as having appeal — especially in this day and age. But I was terribly wrong. It has a critical message — especially for this day…

It was May 23, 1633 when my first direct ancestor in North America arrived at a small outpost known as Quebec. …

By Ludwig Mises With the national revival of bigoted authoritarianism we have seen radicals who preach intolerance, bigotry and state control of people’s social lives grab control of the Republican Party and stir away from traditional conservatism right back to the Weimar days of budding National Socialism. The Libertarian Party…

On November 6, 1988 Ron Paul took out a full-page ad in the New York Times and called for “prosecuting as a murderer any AIDS carrier who knowingly spreads the disease.” The first case of HIV diagnosed in the U.S. was in 1981. About 750,000 people have died from the…

Rep. Thomas Massie is one of those Republicans who pretends he supports liberty — albeit he only worries about the liberty of certain groups... those most like himself, diversity be damned. Recently he voted against a resolution condemning anti-Semitism in its various guises. This sort of resolution doesn’t sit well…