How to make America “great” – Or any country for that matter? In a June 5, 1788 speech during the Virginia Ratifying Convention, Patrick Henry put it this way: That country is become a great, mighty, and splendid nation; not because their government is strong and energetic, but, sir, because liberty is its direct end…
In this episode of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I explain why supporting “states’ rights” is crucial for liberty. During an interview on the Lions of Liberty Podcast, Libertarian Party National Committee Chairman Nicholas Sarwark created a stir when he called Ron Paul’s support for “states’ rights” anti-libertarian. While he later clarified that he wasn’t opposed…
The Liberty Essays: Restoring a Lost American Principle by Pat McGeehan and Ashely Stinnett is a comprehensive reintroduction of traditional American cultural values and a call for reform among the American faithful. The book covers a variety of topics, but what sets it apart is its direct appeal to American Christians. Both writers hail from…
The bottom line? There is no "liberty vs safety" debate. We can only be safe when we’re free.
At least one leading founding father not only thought it was possible, but considered it the norm.
“Our goal is pretty straightforward – more liberty. And we believe the path is clear. That is, the Constitution, every issue, every time. No exceptions and no excuses.”
Today, I read a question from a respected TAC supporter that I've seen countless times from libertarians. I thought it would be good to share my response.
I was able to sum up my thoughts in 15 seconds. Please watch, and if you agree, consider joining us here at TAC.
If you’re waiting for permission from government to exercise your rights, you’re going to die before that ever happens. We need to learn how to exercise our rights whether the government wants us to or not!
Beware: Those who want to “protect” you really just want to control you. This includes people who want to save you from plants, terrorists, violence, poverty, illiteracy, pollution, yourself, and …virtually anything.