April 21, 2015—US intervention in Yemen deepened this week as the USS Theodore Roosevelt, a nuclear-fueled aircraft carrier, led eight other US naval ships to the coast of Yemen. But what exactly are the national […]
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5 Marco Rubio Quotes That Prove He’s the Neocon Dream Candidate
April 13, 2015—The Republican presidential primary field is officially crowded. Now it’s three U.S. senators: Florida’s Marco Rubio, Kentucky’s Rand Paul, and Texas’s Ted Cruz. These fresh faces of the GOP aren’t just competing for […]
Roots of the National Security State: The Libertarian Angle
March 30, 2015—Ever wondered why? Why is the United States government so militarily involved across the globe? Why do the words “national security” trump the Constitution, accountability, and checks and balances? Jacob Hornberger, president of […]
The Wrong Reason to Not Support Ted Cruz
March 25, 2015—This week, Ted Cruz announced his presidential candidacy in a speech at Liberty University. He is the first major candidate to officially announce. There is a lot to like about Ted Cruz. On […]
Ukrainian Jihad: Rise of a Christian Taliban?
March 19, 2015—Like an unnecessary crossover of two perfectly capable dramas, are the stories of rising Islamic extremists and uprising Ukrainian nationalists intersecting? The coverage at The Intercept by Marcin Mamon lends a lot of […]
Interventionists Need a Lesson in American Government
March 18, 2015—In the wake of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress, an e-mail arrived in my inbox declaring “A Quarter of Congressional Democrats Choose to Betray Israel.” Obviously this was intended to […]
Grover Cleveland: Small or Big Government President?
Whose interests did Grover Cleveland really serve? March 18, 2015—Today marks Grover Cleveland’s birthday. Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th president of the U.S., was the only one to serve two non-consecutive terms (1885-1889 and 1893-1897), to […]
Ron Paul on Death of Boris Nemtsov: More Questions Than Answers
March 4, 2015—Ron Paul took to YouTube to talk about the killing of Boris Nemtsov and how people are so quick to jump to conclusions before investigations are finalized. Regardless of what commentators say, Ron Paul believes […]
Should Americans be Afraid of Islam?
February 26, 2015—President Obama came under criticism for his refusal to associate the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks and the continuing barbarity of ISIS with the religion of Islam as a whole. But for as reluctant […]
How ‘National Security’ Leads to Tyranny: The Libertarian Angle
Libertarian Case Against the National Security State February 23, 2015—Civil liberties and national security are forever at odds. Is there a balance? That’s the topic on this episode of The Libertarian Angle with Jacob Hornberger […]
