Category: Reflections

If you’re going to write a biography of Ludwig von Mises (1881-1973), you have your work cut out for you. You face a mountain of …

I’m quite certain that Americans are tired of hearing about the Hollywood writers’ strike. Yeah, they know there are writers behind the crap they watch …

Strangely, Rudy Giuliani maintains a reputation in some quarters as libertarian-friendly on the social issues – especially those related to “getting government out of the …

I don’t watch reality shows and I haven’t seen any of the presidential debates. But I repeat myself. Listening to inside-the-beltway friends talk about the …

According to Peter Baker, reporting for the Washington Post, President Bush recently “raised the specter of World War III” over his issues with Iran. Further …

If Mike Huckabee ever follows Fred Thompson into an acting career, he would be ideal for the role of Buzz Windrip in a film version …

I can’t get enough of John Edwards complaining about “Two Americas” from the porch of his mansion, bemoaning the shrinking middle class while getting a …

When, on the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Hillary Clinton broke down and cried, I felt for her. Here is an intelligent and capable …

– Mandatory seat-belt laws are about public health – and maybe some other things. Consider a case from Washington state. In Everett, north of Seattle, …

In 1787 Alexander Tytler, a Scottish history professor, had this to say about the fall of the Athenian Republic some 2,000 years prior: A democracy …