Central planners simply can not accrue all the knowledge necessary to centrally plan effectively. James Madison warned us.
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Only Congress has the power to “declare war.” But how it’s used today has almost no resemblance to the original, legal meaning in the Constitution.
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It is becoming increasingly clear that the strategy of interventionist dead-enders is to blame President Biden for losing Afghanistan to the Taliban. If only he had kept U.S. troops there a bit longer or even indefinitely, their argument goes, the crooked and corrupt U.S.-installed Afghan puppet regime could have won the war and finally brought “enduring freedom” to Afghanistan.
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Joe Biden has bombed Somalia at least three times since July 20.
It just goes to show that when it comes to unconstitutional wars, presidents are all the same.
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Michael Boldin covers the latest threats, sanctions and lies when it comes to Venezuela, China, Yemen along with Obama's drone wars. Plus a reminder from George Washington on foreign policy.
I recently appeared on the Death to Tyrants podcast to talk about the astronomical price of America’s undeclared wars. We not only discussed the price tag of America’s military interventions since 2001, we also talked about the human cost and the loss of liberty inherent in perpetual warfare. From there, the conversation moved toward the […]
As we’ve said before, give government an inch and it will always take a mile. Especially when it comes to war powers. The U.S. dropped over 44,000 bombs during Trump’s first term – all without any declaration of war. If bombing people doesn’t bother you, perhaps the cost of these undeclared wars will. According to […]
Instead of following the foreign policy trajectory blazed by Bush Clinton, Bush, Obama and Trump, perhaps it would serve us consider the wisdom of a former president who is generally overlooked: Calvin Cooledge. While some U.S. presidents receive the praise and adulation from modern establishment historians, others are often overlooked for one reason or another. Either […]
Boldin discusses an important article from FEE talking about 7 ways to wreck the economy and keep poor people down. Plus a bonus 8th item they missed that might be the driving force behind many of the 7. Hint, they're all happening right now.
Michael Boldin discusses the latest propaganda from CNN on the war on Yemen. Plus an effort in congress to use the power of the purse to defund US involvement there