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posted this in Arkansas, Capitalism, Economics, Liberty, LPAR on November 19th, 2012

END THE FED – Arkansas!

Join us in Little Rock as we march to END THE FED with Christina Tobin and Adam Kokesh!

END THE FED Arkansas and the Libertarian Party of Arkansas have come together to sponsor the 2012 End the Fed March and Rally on Saturday, November 24th. Christina Tobin, founder and Chair of the Free and Equal . . . → Read More: END THE FED – Arkansas!

posted this in Arkansas, Constitution, Economics, LPAR, National News on November 12th, 2012

End the Fed Arkansas Rally – Little Rock!

End the Fed Arkansas Rally – Little Rock! RSVP HERE! http://www.facebook.com/events/163591980431439/

We invite everyone in Arkansas from every political and ideological persuasion to join with us to take back control of our monetary and banking systems. This is an issue that affects EVERYONE. A mini-audit was done from 2007 – 2010 that exposed Trillions of (taxpayer . . . → Read More: End the Fed Arkansas Rally – Little Rock!

posted this in Capitalism, Constitution, Drug War, Economics, Letter from the Chair, Libertarianism, Liberty, LPAR Executive Committee, National News, Taxes on December 4th, 2010

LPAR Chair Participates as a Panelist on Liberty Cap Talk Live

Rodger Paxton, Chairman of the LPAR, was a guest panelist on Liberty Cap Talk Live tonight. To listen to the podcast, go to Liberty Cap Talk Live and download the .mp3 file. You can also listen to it on your iPod device by going to iTunes. Other panelists were James Oaksun, Treasurer of . . . → Read More: LPAR Chair Participates as a Panelist on Liberty Cap Talk Live

posted this in Capitalism, Economics, Libertarianism, Taxes, The Libertarian Alternative on November 16th, 2010

The Libertarian Alternative–Public vs. Private Roads

Welcome to the first of what I expect to be an ongoing blog series entitled “The Libertarian Alternative.” This series will be used to look at current policy in America and give you a plausible solution for those policies using a libertarian alternative. If there is a topic you would like to see in this . . . → Read More: The Libertarian Alternative–Public vs. Private Roads

posted this in Economics, Libertarianism, National News on September 20th, 2010

Well, it’s official, the recession ended more than a year ago!

You can thank your lucky stars, and the number crunchers, but the recession officially ended June of 2009. Yep, 15 months ago. Let’s all sing a chorus of “Happy Days are Here Again”.

Pay no attention to the fact that the official unemployment number, which by the way is bogus, is right at 10%. Haven’t . . . → Read More: Well, it’s official, the recession ended more than a year ago!

posted this in Arkansas, Economics, National News on June 26th, 2010

Ms. Lincoln and more of the same

Well, it seems that for all the commercials and bluster that Senator Lincoln piped on about during the primary elections she’s still more about back scratching than the moderate mantra, i.e. BS, of her primary electioneering.

In one of her commercials she said (and I’m mostly paraphrasing here) that she introduced some of the toughest . . . → Read More: Ms. Lincoln and more of the same

posted this in Economics, National News on June 8th, 2010

Libertarians are more economically literate

In a Zogby International survey of 4,835  American adults, those identifying themselves as Libertarian (when asked for political party affiliation) scored less wrong answers than those identifying themselves as Republicans and Democrats. You can read the story here on the Wall Street Journal website.

Thanks to Michael Pakko for bringing this survey to my attention.

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posted this in Constitution, Economics, National News, Rights, Taxes on April 3rd, 2010

Let’s be fair and do the “Right Thing”

Recently Vice President Joe Biden gave an interview on Yahoo! Finance Tech Ticker with Aaron Task. Several things were discussed but there are a couple that I would like to address.

First the VP went on about how the average tax refund was up about $250 over last year and his statements made about . . . → Read More: Let’s be fair and do the “Right Thing”