News From London, Ontario, And Beyond

The California Government’s Latest Bait-and-Switch Is Simply Politics as Usual

July 7, 2019 – Gary Galles …… Bait-and-switching designated spending is a ubiquitous aspect of government and provides more than ample justification for a lack of public trust that it will accomplish what it promises. Continue reading →

Homelessness and the Failure of Urban Renewal

July 5, 2019 – Ryan McMaken …… We continue to live with the wreckage of failed urban renewal, and Progressive city planning. And the evidence can be seen in the tent cities and makeshift latrines we now see in public spaces. Continue reading →

Candace Owens’s Flag Rhetoric Highlights the Importance of Constitutional Constraints on Government Power

July 4, 2019 – Trace Mitchell …… Candace Owens announced on Twitter that if she were president of the United States, she’d punish flag burners by revoking their citizenship. Continue reading →

Why Private Roads Would Have Fewer Traffic Jams

July 3, 2019 – Gor Mkrtchian …… The regular occurrence of traffic jams in major cities is not an immutable fact of urban life. Continue reading →

The Standing Army: A Threat to Peace

July 2, 2019 – Andrew Kern …… As long as the army stands, peace is unlikely to be achieved or long-lasting. Continue reading →

How I Learned to Reject Political Partisanship and Embrace Liberty

July 1, 2019 – Rory Margraf …… A journey toward embracing the ideology of individual liberty and peace. Continue reading →

Creating a Fairness Doctrine for the Internet Is a Really Bad Idea

June 28, 2019 – Gary Galles …… Any serious consideration of the realities surrounding the Fairness Doctrine makes it clear that extending government regulation to social media in a similar fashion would produce abusive, ham-handed results. Continue reading →

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