Education was broken before COVID. Whenever there’s an entire region of your state called the Corridor of Shame because of government failure, you know something’s wrong. Poverty is blamed for the dismal outcomes in certain regions. An inability to attract […]
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In an old episode of Jeopardy, three celebrities were introducing their work after the first break. Harry Connick, Jr. was asked about acting versus singing. Nathan Lane was asked about Broadway roles originated by other actors. And Jodie Foster was
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Last week I listened to the first of two Words & Numbers podcast episodes discussing the American Revolution on a morning walk, and before I could make it home, I was weeping. The show’s guest, Rob McDonald, is an instructor
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Our current political circumstances are so awful there’s no way to even begin to explain what’s so awful about them. In When Harry Met Sally, as Jess and Marie are moving in together, they ask Harry and Sally to weigh
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This is the final blog in the series: “20 Ways to Support the Liberty Movement” by Timothy Rogers So much good can come from simple political discourse. It’s a wonder we’re warned away from discussing politics with strangers. Then again,
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Photo credit: Alex Grant via SI.com Fix the Broken System, even if We Are the Broken System Post contributed by Kasie Whitener and James Marsh The right to peaceful protest is one we have long protected and exercised in this
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The LP held its convention online via Zoom, live streamed on YouTube. Photo credit. With a chance to make history, South Carolina has filled both seats on the Libertarian Party’s Presidential ticket. Dr. Jo Jorgensen, of Greenville, and Spike Cohen,
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This is the 4th blog in a series: “20 Ways to Support the Liberty Movement” by Timothy Rogers Being politically active requires commitment. Democracy requires participation and while the two big parties are soothing voters into apathy, our party is
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During a recent interview with NBC, Melinda Gates declared the failure of our national response to the COVID-19 pandemic was due to a lack of a single plan executed by central leadership. With disdain she said: “We haven’t had leadership
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