Posted on Sunday, 25th April 2010 by Bill Bean
Attended my first LPIN state convention this weekend. It was interesting, informative, entertaining, and important. Interesting because it’s new to me, and because the people are interesting. Informative because, again, I’m still learning and the various speakers had a lot to say. Entertaining because, well, refer to the first point. Important because we need actual [...]
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Posted on Sunday, 20th December 2009 by Bill Bean
We’re from the government, and we’re here to help. More stupidity exposed by John Stossel. “I just got a free golf cart. Actually, it cost me $6,490 — but the dealer, Colin Riley of Tucson, Ariz., points out that there’s a $6,480 federal tax credit on such vehicles. Riley runs ads that say: “FREE ELECTRIC CAR … [...]
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Posted on Wednesday, 10th June 2009 by Bill Bean
Indystar.com June 9, 2009 Smoking bans staying local in nature Lawmakers were unable to get enough traction to put a statewide workplace smoking ban in place. That’s a good thing. Unfortunately, as local municipalities take up the cause we will end up with even more unfair situations. Your business may go boom or bust depending [...]
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Posted on Tuesday, 10th March 2009 by Bill Bean
We now know the respective birthplaces of the Democrat and Republican parties. Photo: Baruch Ben-Chorin/Yang Kun Critical to note is the distinct lean that each have OFF center. Come back to center. Check out the Libertarian Party.
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Posted on Sunday, 1st March 2009 by Bill Bean
What does it feel like to be Libertarian? John Hasnas of Georgetown University answers the question. Below is an excerpt. (Thanks to Tim Maguire for sharing this.) Libertarians spend their lives accurately predicting the future effects of government policy. Their predictions are accurate because they are derived from Hayek’s insights into the limitations of human [...]
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