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The Libertarian Party Still Supports Anarchy

I was recently asked if the Libertarian Party (LP) had improved from its past support of anarchy. At the time,

This past week, Arizona lawmakers passed a bill that would allow business owners to refuse service to gays if the

A City of Houston ordinance bans the sale of alcohol within 300 feet of churches and most private schools, or

In its never ending quest to expand government power, the Chronicle calls for Texas legislators to re-regulate the state’s electricity

In 1993, during the final months of the last attempt to bring zoning to Houston, I gave a talk to

A liberal friend was recently lamenting personnel decisions being made at her workplace. I pointed out that, in a free

The purpose of art is to depict man as he could be and should be—as man the hero. It would

With the government shutdown entering its second week, the blame game is reaching new heights. In the Washington Post, Ezra

In his comments on the eve of the government shutdown, Obama stated that “one faction of one party in one

I wrote my first book in about fifteen months. I have been working on my second book for nearly two