Interesting Reading – Archives

• Titanic America. "Should it bother us that both parties have bought into the belief that government now needs a federal program, bureau, agency, or grant contract to deal with every conceivable human need?"   (2/18/04)

• "Can you think of a single area of government in which George Bush hasn't already made things worse than Bill Clinton did?" – Harry Browne in Bill Clinton on Steroids   (1/22/04)

• Fascinating report: Nuclear Energy in the World Today by Dr. Jay Lehr. Excerpt: "The truth about nuclear power is that it provides a viable and safe means for satisfying the worlds growing need for electricity. In the U.S., growing concern over energy shortages can be expected to spark a renewed interest in nuclear power--provided its supporters can address the continuing assault by a radical environmental lobby that is not only anti-nuclear power but also anti-development."   (12/29/03)

• The Philosophy of Liberty – excellent multi-media presentation (requires ShockWave Flash).   (11/21/03)

• A Case for Literacy – if only George W. could read.   (11/15/03)

• Ten Truths of Tyranny by Matt Giwer   (11/14/03)

• How much does government really cost?   (10/29/03)

• Is it permissible? Great article by Walter E. Williams.   (10/1/03)

• Uncelebrating the Fourth by Harry Browne. The 4th of July commemorates an America that no longer exists, but it could exist again   (7/7/03)

• Must-read speech by Ron Paul – Sorry, Mr. Franklin, "We're All Democrats Now"

  It is obvious that the Republic is gone, for we are wallowing in a pure democracy against which the Founders had strongly warned. … Nothing short of restoring a republican form of government with strict adherence to the rule of law, and curtailing illegal government programs, will solve our current and evolving problems.

  The Liberty Amendment referred to in the speech, was proposed by Mr. Paul to abolish the 16th Amendment!   (1/31/03)

• A day to remember: Excellent Bill of Rights Day article by Harry Browne: "Contrary to all the blather we hear about the unique goodness of the American people or our religious heritage or anything else, the one thing that set this country apart from all others was the Bill of Rights. This was the first country in history to have a national government that was truly limited." See the full article.   (12/18/02)

• "Saddam Hussein and his army won't be the only ones who suffer from a U.S. invasion. The financial costs of this war could cripple an already struggling American economy, and the human costs of any war are incalculable. So why are politicians blithely ignoring these domestic casualties?" Read the full LP press release.   (10/2/02)

• Bush blasts corporate fraud, but what about government fraud? President Bush's speech in Washington, DC, today on "corrupt corporate accounting" overlooked a far more serious problem, Libertarians say: corrupt government accounting. "When it comes to cooking the books, Uncle Sam is a master chef."   (9/26/02)

• America, meet your leaders by Harry Browne. "Until George Bush lays out specific, credible, verifiable, understandable evidence that Saddam Hussein poses an immediate threat to the security of the United States of America (not just to the "interests" of the U.S., as defined by power-hungry politicians), I prefer to keep my self-respect and oppose any thought of going to war."   (9/24/02)

• Record number of Libertarians running for office in a non-presidential election – with 1,600 candidates in 49 states. Read more. In Colorado, we are running 72 candidates.   (09/22/02)

• Excellent article by Ralph Shnelvar in the Denver Post: A vote for Libertarian ideals: "My passion is simple: less government intervention in the lives of the people of Colorado. Following are my thoughts on taxes, guns and marijuana."   (09/19/02)

• The Republican Sickness by Harry Browne. "Do you ever wonder why conservative Republican journalists and commentators support a man like George W. Bush – someone whose proposals for foreign aid, health care, education, farm subsidies, and constitutional violations contradict everything the conservatives claim to stand for?"   (09/13/02)

• Honor 9/11 victims by restoring American freedom, Libertarians say   (09/10/02)

• US Becomes History's Biggest Jailer   (06/26/02)

• The Invisible Hand Is a Gentle Hand by Sharon Harris   (05/09/02)

• Beware of politicians with good intentions by Harry Browne   (05/20/02)

• Promises, promises by Harry Browne   (02/14/02)

• Handguns are a girl's best friend by Barbara Goushaw   (02/04/02)

• Republicans and big government by James Ostrowski of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. "Contrary to popular myth, every Republican president since and including Herbert Hoover has increased the federal government's size, scope, or power – and usually all three."   (02/25/02)

• The Myth of 'Limited Government' by Joseph Sobran   (01/04/02)

• Less government equals less crime by Harry Browne   (12/27/01)

• The LP celebrates its 30th anniversary   (12/10/01)

• Are you a Domestic terrorist?   (12/03/01)

• Why did police arrest 734,498 pot-smokers, instead of tracking murderous terrorists?   (11/30/01)

• Lady Liberty vs. Big Brother by Mary Ruwart   (11/30/01)

• The new FAA poster.   (11/27/01)

• Who gave your rights away? by Harry Browne   (11/27/01)

• Will Libertarians bolt The Stupid Party?   (11/24/01)

• Remembering the Constitution by Jacob G. Hornberger   (11/15/01)

• I, Pencil by Leonard E. Read   (09/06/01)

• How to be a Good Liberal   (09/06/01)

• Ten benefits of School Liberation by Marshall Fritz and Cathy Duffy   (8/29/01)

• "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus   (8/25/01)

• No Such Thing as "Compassionate" Government by Chuck Baldwin   (8/23/01)

• A Blueprint for Ending Gun Control by L. Neil Smith and Aaron Zelman   (8/16/01)

• The Tree of Liberty by Lyn Nofzige   (7/27/01)

• If You Can Dream, and Not Make Dreams Your Master ... by Michael Cloud

• The Bill Of No Rights

• CARS vs. GUNS – The Liberals are Right

• It's amazing what one has to believe to believe in gun control...

• Why shouldn't the rich pay most of the taxes? After all, "they can afford it." The Willy Sutton Theory of Government   (3/13/01)

• Great Myths of the Great Depression   (3/21/01)
• Commentators and pundits praise Libertarian Party

• Some election bumper stickers.

• The Cure is Liberty by Ari Armstrong

• See the on-line movie:   The Legacy of Gun Control.
  (Flash 5 plug-in required. The film take 3-4 minutes to load at 48kbs)

• Some good one-liners on gun control!

• Only the government should own guns ...

• A Letter to My Anti-Gun Friends

• The Grasshopper and the Ant

• I Gave Up a Little Liberty

• Articles by Harry Browne …