Not Only Does Politics Make us Stupid, it Poisons Our Children
"Somebody said that if Mitt Romney wins, he's gonna make us homeless."
"Somebody said that if Mitt Romney wins, he's gonna make us homeless."
Libertarian intellectual and Georgetown professor of law Randy Barnett - one of the architects of the legal challenges to Obamacare - writes in today's Wall Street Journal that if you care about liberty, you should vote for the Republicans.
Recent superstorm not deterring as many as some thought
Thinks to polls favor the president in crucial swing states
Obama and Romney both at 47 percent
Investor dollars, not government subsidies, should guide the energy industry.
If the Reason staff's voting intentions are anything to go by it looks like for at least some libertarians the race for the White House will offer no cause for celebration, whatever the outcome.
If Mitt Romney ends this week as President-Elect Romney, it will be for these six reasons.
Writing in The New York Times, U.S. Naval Academy historian Aaron B. O'Connell worries that a paucity of veterans in Congress makes lawmakers apt to mindlessly "support the troops" and oppose cuts in military spending.
Predicts popular vote majority of two percent
Taking your "revenge" at the ballot box
The online political opinion magazine Slate, to its great credit, has published its fourth quadrennial presidential voting survey among staffers and contributors (you can see Reason's exercise here). Slate's results for 2012?
When the votes are counted, the winner will be gracious and the loser will be conciliatory.
Only one full day left to make their pitch
The president's terrible foreign policy is hurting his international popularity.
Shutting the border because of affirmative action shows that conservatives will use any argument against immigration.
Obstructionism from the left
As the hit movie Argo shows, American presidents don't decide when the story begins.
H.L. Mencken said "every election is a sort of advanced auction in stolen goods." He was right.
GOP nominee reflects on last jobs figures before the election
The two candidates lay out their visions for the next four years
Mr. Burns has thrown his support behind the GOP nominee
Not every small business failure is due to the economy
But was it really an issue of competition, not the economy?
Both candidates indulge the superstition that while exports are good, imports and outsourcing are bad.
As long as your vote is consistent with your conscience, it is impossible to waste your vote.
Nobody even knows what he's talking about anymore
What's Ohio got to do with it?