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Unlike most of the other Republican 2016 hopefuls, Jeb Bush has pointedly refused to rule out raising taxes on the wealthy, opening up another divide between the ex-Florida governor and conservatives in his party.
In this episode of the Lions of Liberty Podcast, host Marc Clair welcomes Walter Block back to the show to discuss his recent endorsement of Rand Paul, as well as an article he wrote making a libertarian case for justifying forced vaccinations.
Presumed Republican presidential hopeful tells Fox News say Hillary Clinton would have signed off the 2003 invasion, too, though admits mistakes were made in the aftermath
Paul Rand is one of the most influential graphic designers of the 20th century, creator of iconic logos for IBM and UPS, among others.
The Reverend Samuel Rodriguez says immigration isn't the only issue that matters to conservative Latino voters.
Do libertarian ideals sound heady, even ridiculous, to many Americans? Sure. That's precisely why we need a candidate who will articulate them.
If Rand Paul is upset by Mitch McConnell's fast-track push to extend the Patriot Act and preserve government mass surveillance, he's not saying so.
Does anyone in the country want to see another Bush vs. Clinton presidential race? If they do, they have a death wish for America.
The House Committee investigating Benghazi is asking Hillary Clinton to appear for two public hearings on the 2012 terrorist attacks and her email use, according to a letter sent to her lawyer on Thursday.
Welcome to the front lines of the battle for your Facebook news feed.
Bush team, MSM quick to react to Infowars report linking Bush to Bilderberg
Charles G. and David H. Koch, the influential and big-spending conservative donors, appear to have a favorite in the race for the Republican presidential nomination: Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
Presidential candidate and Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) has been raising eyebrows lately by predicting that a "secret" Hillary Clinton scandal will soon derail the former secretary of state's Democratic bid for the White House.
Cigar-smoking donors and sharply dressed political consultants gather, giving potential candidates a chance to impress them – or embarrass themselves
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Peter Schiff : Media's Rand Paul Can't Win Nonsense
"What the government is good at is collecting taxes, taking away your freedoms and killing people. It's not good at much else."--Author Tom Clancy
"What the government is good at is collecting taxes, taking away your freedoms and killing people. It's not good at much else."--Author Tom Clancy
After facing questions over his behavior in interviews with female journalists, presidential candidate says women are 'intelligent'
Paul's lawyers claim the Foundation for a Secure and Prosperous America is running false and defamatory ads. The intra-Republican Iran fight could be ugly.
Ah, finally, a commentary that speaks to the reality of what the masses want from government and cites the fact that even Ronald Reagan didn't cut taxes--in spite of rhetoric about Mises and Rothbard from Reagan, Rand and others.
The New York Times' Paul Krugman, assessing the presidential candidacy of Rand Paul, asserts that there aren't very many libertarians in the United States.
Presidential hopeful Rand Paul spent his first day as a candidate wooing New Hampshire conservatives and independents, and embracing the state motto, "Live Free Or Die," as a guiding principle.
"In Reality, They Have Been On Obama's Side"; Reflections on the "Far-Wrong"
Establishment media gears up to defeat Paul
On Tuesday of this week, Rand Paul made it official that he is a candidate for the office of President of the United States. As I did with Ted Cruz a few weeks ago when he announced his candidacy for President, I want to give readers a preliminary as
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) said "neocons" are "actually much closer to President Obama than I am" on Wednesday's "Kelly File" on the Fox News Channel.
Quinnipiac University describes numbers as 'ominous' as latest poll suggests Clinton's advantage is waning in several key battleground states.
So, Rand Paul is doing perhaps the most libertarian thing ever and accepting Bitcoin to fund his campaign to be elected president. But--*pushes up glasses*--what does this mean for the political process?
Sen. Rand Paul is not a devout libertarian like his father, former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, but his worldview is close enough on matters of personal and economic liberty to make his upstart presidential bid intriguing to people of all political stripes, s
