Posted on 30 August 2010. Tags: Cafta, Classic Passage, Cooperative Efforts, Dictatorship, Entanglements, Fast Track, Fdr, Gatt, Government Grant, Huey P Long, Huey Pierce Long, Imf, Interventionists, Nafta, President Roosevelt, Quarrels, Reciprocal Trade, Ron Paul, Southern Position, T Harry Williams, United States Senator, War Debts, Wto
Today is the 117th anniversary of the birth of Huey Pierce Long, Jr., the Kingfish, legendary governor and United States Senator from Louisiana. In honor of him today, who had many fine qualities and just as many terrible faults, I bring up one thing Long was a hero: Non-interventionism. It’s a story not well known. [...]
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Posted on 19 July 2010. Tags: Ann Coulter, Bill Kristol, Blogger, Chopping Block, Encouraging News, Hanlon, Hawks, House Speaker, Interventionists, Libertarians, Liz Cheney, Michael Steele, Neocon, Newsweek, Newt Gingrich, Party Activist, Pundit Ann Coulter, Skepticism, Tea Party, Tim Johnson
These articles are encouraging news for non-interventionists; the r3volution indeed grows and continues! First in Newsweek, we have several signs of progress. Try this out: Then a funny thing happened on the way to the chopping block. The controversy quickly died. Steele retracted part of his statement, and other leading Republicans and conservatives stepped up, [...]
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Posted on 21 June 2010. Tags: Barack Obama, Buck, Campaign for Liberty, Defense Spending, Department Of Education, Encroachment, Flank, Followers, Guantanamo Bay, Interventionists, Liberals, Lt Gov, Marque And Reprisal, Member Of Parliament, Military Assets, Misgivings, Mothers And Fathers, Norton, Slams, Substantial Cuts, Tea Party, War On Terror
There is an interesting race in Colorado. The Senate primary is June 22 and it pits tea party insurgent Ken Buck versus Lt. Gov. Jane Norton. Normally Norton would be the prohibitive favorite but in the tea party year of 2010, it is Buck with a double digit lead. I am conflicted here a bit. [...]
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