Sen. Rand Paul discusses Americans’ continuous loss of liberty through the lens of Ray Bradbury’s dystopian classic “Fahrenheit 451.”
America is in crisis. Professor Williams contends morality is at the root. http://www.LibertyPen.com
In this clip, Professor Jason Brennan explains why economic freedoms should matter as much as political freedoms. While democratic participation is important, giving someone the right to vote is not the same thing as giving someone control over his or her life. In the absence of constitutional limitations that preserve large spheres of economic liberty, collective decisions can lead to losses of autonomy. Professor Brennan points out that economic freedom is about more than just dollars and cents; it’s about providing individuals with the autonomy to “lead the lives that they regard as authentically theirs.” Decisions about careers, spending habits, and financial plans belong in an extensive sphere of liberty that allows individuals to shape their lives according to their own values and goals.
Professor Friedman proposes a mechanism that empowers politicians to say no to special interests. http://www.LibertyPen.com
Columnists Walter E Williams and Thomas Sowell discuss the Supreme Court’s ObamaCare ruling and possible Congressional remedies to it. http://www.LibertyPen.com
Even though the Supreme Court has ruled Obamacare to be “Constitutional” that doesn’t make it right. It also makes it more important than EVER to find out what’s REALLY in the law! This analysis produced by the John Birch Society gives you an overview of the law, what it means for you, your family, your employer and the American economy. It also points out many caveats, loopholes, and further erosion of American liberties that the mainstream media has NOT been discussing.
NOTE: This video was produced in 2010
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O’Reilly tells a viewer that government health care is permitted thanks to the preamble to the Constitution. Bestselling author Tom Woods responds. http://www.LibertyClassroom.com.
Across the country, government is dealing a one-two punch to property rights and free speech. Using sign codes, cities are demanding large signs protesting eminent domain abuse be taken down. Free speech rights are essential to protect our other rights, including our property rights. If victims of eminent domain abuse can’t speak out against it, who can? IJ is working to defend individuals’ property rights and free speech rights when they come under attack.
Why are people so worked up about the individual mandate? If Congress could pass Social Security and Medicare, it’s hard to understand why requiring people to purchase health insurance might be questionable. Law professor Elizabeth Price Foley explains that the difference stems from the different powers the Constitution gives Congress. While Medicare and Social Security are based in on Congress’s power to tax and spend, the individual mandate of the Affordable Care Act is based inon Congress’s power to regulate commerce. The Supreme Court will soon decide whether that power to regulate commerce also includes the power to require people to participate in commerce.
Who is responsible for the high profile intelligence leaks make the president look tough? And, are the leaks really the big story?
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A discussion of First Amendment principles and the implications of McCain-Feingold.
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Our founders did their best to protect the people from their natural enemy.
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Each week American Artifacts takes viewers into archives, museums and historic sites around the country. USS Constitution was launched in Boston in 1797 and named by President George Washington for the Constitution of the United States. The ship gained fame during the War of 1812, defeating British warships in three sea battles and earning the nickname “Old Ironsides.” American History TV visited the USS Constitution Museum in Boston, located at the same pier where the ship is docked today. The museum’s president, Anne Grimes Rand, gave us a tour of some of the museum’s exhibits and artifacts. In this preview, she talks about two of USS Constitution’s earliest encounters with British warships in the War of 1812. Watch the full tour at http://cs.pn/Kb3KEq.
This video is reproduced and distributed with the permission of Executive Producer Aaron Zelman and was produced to destroy the gun prohibitionist’s agenda. This short video clearly demonstrates that the right to keep and bear arms is good for all Americans — and for freedom
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Ron and Rand Paul-endorsed Thomas Massie has won the Republican Primary for Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District.
Sen. Rand Paul needs help in the U.S. Senate. Ted Cruz is endorsed by Ron and Rand Paul.
This video, produced in 2008, tells the blunt truth about how destructive our tax system is, impoverishing Americans and creating wealth for the government to destroy our freedoms.
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The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act or CISPA is but another example of outrageous and unconstitutional government intrusion.
George Mason Law Professor, Neomi Rao Moderates CJE Symposium’s Panel 2. Law Professors, Stephen Presser, Sanford Levinson, and Douglas Kmiec discuss the role of Judicial Engagement in Enforcing Limits on Government Power.
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The Institute for Justice presents a symposium discussing the current need for courts to remain active in preserving individual liberties. IJ’s President, Chip Mellor begins the symposium by discussing the responsibilities of the courts, the objectives of CJE, and introduces the first speaker, Randy Barnett.
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