
Spreading the Light of Liberty
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Imagine a large, dark, windowless room filled with hundreds of people.
Imagine a large, dark, windowless room filled with hundreds of people. Then imagine that one person lights a small candle, bringing a ray of light to that dark room.
As midterm elections go, for champions of individual liberty this one could have been worse. I see two bright spots.
Imagine a large, dark, windowless room filled with hundreds of people. Then imagine that one person lights a small candle, bringing a ray of light to that dark room.
Awareness and conversation about liberty is flourishing, some of it a little more focused on particular messaging than others.
Ernest's response to criticism of Libertarian Marc Victor's campaign draining support from Republicans
Alessandro Fusillo (Libertarian Attorney in Italy, Germany) on what's going on in Italy and Europe; mandates vs liberty, Movimento Libertario, Giorgia Meloni (Italy's first female Prime Minister) and the populist movement, etc...
Libertarians make a self-defeating mistake in assuming that their fundamental principles differ radically from most other people's principles. Think how much easier it would be to bring others to the libertarian position if we realized that they al
It's harder and harder these days to tell a liberal from a conservative -- given the former category's increasingly blatant hostility toward the First Amendment, and the latter's prissy new disdain for the Second Amendment -- but it's still easy to t
Libertarians have some common ground with the abolitionists--but if they insist on anti-capitalism as a litmus test, abolitionists will find themselves isolated and marginalized.
Part of the problem – as regards libertarianism – is that it's a philosophy or moral code rather than a political movement.
An oral history of the Libertarian Party
Lately I've heard libertarians ridiculed because their argument against some law boils down to, "Because freedom." Why shouldn't we have inheritance taxes?
Click-bait snippet: In a stateless society, I would rather be around a lot of the statists I know now, rather than being around a lot of the anarchists I know now.
Michael Badnarik (Libertarian Party nominee for President of the United States in the 2004; Individual Liberty Advocate; Constitutional Scholar) understood what true freedom really is and spent his life advocating for it
Michael is a titan when it comes to teaching the Constitution of the United States. His work will resound into the future as people catch the fire of true Liberty and Natural Rights. Please catch and share the Fire of Liberty.
I want to found my own country. I don't like any of the options available, and I think I could design a better governing structure that allows freedom and prosperity to flourish.
I am told this morning that Michael Badnarik died in his sleep of heart failure last night. (Scott Horton)
There is a lot of fundamental overlap in the progressive view of the world and the libertarian view.
Dave Smith discusses the libertarian case for and against breaking up the United States.
What was Nobel Prize-winning libertarian economist Milton Friedman's impact on the libertarian movement? Join FFF president Jacob G. Hornberger and Citadel professor Richard M. Ebeling as they discuss this issue.
It stands to reason that conservatives would support school vouchers. That's because conservatives, even while using pro-freedom lingo, support reforming, not dismantling, the welfare-warfare state way of life.
He rails against "Soros-funded prosecutors," which presumably means the reformist district attorneys whom libertarians tend to support.
Their mission: to seek out new life and new civilizations, and leave them alone. Trade with them if they want, but mostly leave them the hell alone.
As HBO's blockbuster series Game of Thrones returns for its seventh season, Reason offers its own freedom-filled parody. A libertarian paradise north of the wall? What's happened to Westeros' social security trust fund? Should it take low-income Doth
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Angela McArdle is the new National Chair of the Libertarian Party
Many people wish they could have met a great figure in history. What would it be like to talk to Newton, to Tesla, to Shakespeare?
The Libertarian former congressman on the Mises Caucus takeover, his embrace of "liberalism," and political strategy.
Donald Trump entered the political stage as a rejection of all that we have known. His rhetoric was that of America no longer being great, and a promise to bring America back to its roots.