Empire as an Afterthought
The President’s recent "joke" regarding a naval takeover of Cuba—suggesting…
The Villages and the Populist Command Economy
The President’s recent address at The Villages in Florida, centered…
The “All-Rich” Illusion and the Flat Tax Fallacy
The administration’s latest trial balloon—a proposal for an "all-rich" tax…
The Deportation Industrial Complex
The emergence of a former high-ranking immigration official as a…
The Satirical State and the Infowars Inquest
The recent acquisition of Alex Jones’ Infowars by The Onion,…
This Week’s From Libertarian Weekly
The Limits of Influence: A Return to Sovereign Priorities in the Middle East
By; Zoe G Alonso. In recent years, the topic of…
The Circular Economy of Grievance: When Taxpayers Fund the State’s Atonement
By E. A. Vicks. This article discusses several important issues…
The Crumbling Facade of Centralized Control
By Rain Lara. Recent polls have shown that the Democratic…
Beyond the Blockade: A Quiet Hope for Trade Over Tension
By Glean Lavarria. This article covers important considerations for navigating…
The $1.8 Billion Invoice: Taxpayers to Fund DOJ’s “Anti-Weaponization” Settlement
By Edge Garza. In this article, we will explore the…
The Bureau and the Bottle: Patel’s Pure Political Theater Exposes the Rot of the Deep State
FBI Director Kash Patel turned a standard Senate Appropriations subcommittee…
The Libertarian Weekly Review: The Tariff Trap
As we move into May 2026, the headlines are dominated…
The Caribbean Containment Trap
The administration’s latest pivot toward a "Maximum Pressure 2.0" policy…
The Ceasefire Shell Game
The administration’s claim that hostilities with Iran have "terminated"—conveniently landing…
AI Propaganda and the Cult of Personality
The recent controversy surrounding the President’s distribution of bizarre, AI-generated…
This Week’s From Libertarian Weekly
The U.S. Senate candidacy of Scottie J. Green in Maryland represents a recurring phenomenon in…
The Price of Absolute Loyalty: Trump’s GOP Purge and the Libertarian Case for Decentralized Power
For decades, libertarians have warned about the dangers of the imperial presidency. We have consistently…
The Art of the Deal Meets the Logic of Liberty: Why the Trump-Xi Summit Points to Free Trade
U.S. President Donald Trump’s high-profile state visit to Beijing concluded with a flurry of pageantry,…
Why Trump’s Beijing Summit Proves His Confrontational Strategy Was Wrong From the Start
OPINION: President Donald Trump’s state visit to China was an long-overdue step toward strategic stability,…
The Bureau and the Bottle: Patel’s Pure Political Theater Exposes the Rot of the Deep State
FBI Director Kash Patel turned a standard Senate Appropriations subcommittee budget hearing on Tuesday, May…
Funding the Student or Expanding the State
For decades, the Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) has championed a simple, powerful idea for…
The Imperial Presidency Strikes Again: Redefining ‘War’ to Evade the Constitution
The Trump administration has found a novel, if entirely unconstitutional, way to wage war without…
The “America First” Border Bureaucracy
The introduction of the "America First" immigration overhaul bill—an effort to codify the current administration’s…
The Endorsement Fetish and the Death of Principles
The recent report from Fox News detailing how "snubbed" GOP candidates are still desperately projecting…
The Strait of Hormuz and the Bankruptcy of Empire
The Pentagon’s recent briefing to the Senate regarding the ongoing blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is a grim reminder of the costs of global interventionism. From the Libertarian perspective,…
Empire as an Afterthought
The President’s recent "joke" regarding a naval takeover of Cuba—suggesting the U.S. fleet could seize the island "almost immediately" on its return from the Iranian conflict—is a terrifying window into…
The Blockade and the Bankruptcy of Empire
The administration’s decision to impose a "total naval blockade" on Iran is a textbook escalation toward an unauthorized and unconstitutional war. From the Libertarian perspective, this is not a defensive…
The Libertarian Weekly Review: The Tariff Trap
As we move into May 2026, the headlines are dominated by the administration’s continued push for aggressive trade protectionism and federal industrial policy. From the Libertarian perspective, this isn't "putting…
The Limits of Influence: A Return to Sovereign Priorities in the Middle East
By; Zoe G Alonso. In recent years, the topic of Iran's Middle East influence has become increasingly important in global affairs. Indeed, many analysts continue to debate the extent of…
The Circular Economy of Grievance: When Taxpayers Fund the State’s Atonement
By E. A. Vicks. This article discusses several important issues relating to how taxpayers fund public projects. It is essential to examine who benefits when taxpayers fund large-scale settlements or…
The Crumbling Facade of Centralized Control
By Rain Lara. Recent polls have shown that the Democratic party has little trust from public, raising new questions about how party leaders can address growing concerns. The Democratic National…
Beyond the Blockade: A Quiet Hope for Trade Over Tension
By Glean Lavarria. This article covers important considerations for navigating government regulations. It is often in the quiet aftermath of conflict, rather than the thunder of the initial strike, that…
The High Price of Brinkmanship
The recent escalation between Tehran and Washington, culminating in what the administration calls "Operation Epic Fury," is a textbook example of the failure of interventionist foreign policy. From a Libertarian…
The Circular Economy of Grievance: When Taxpayers Fund the State’s Atonement
By E. A. Vicks. This article discusses several important issues relating to how taxpayers fund public projects. It is essential to examine who benefits when taxpayers fund large-scale settlements or…
The “All-Rich” Illusion and the Flat Tax Fallacy
The administration’s latest trial balloon—a proposal for an "all-rich" tax structure—is being marketed as a populist victory for the middle class. However, from the Libertarian perspective, this is simply a…
The Myth of the “Essential” Bureaucracy
The recent Politico report lamenting that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will need "six months to catch up" following the federal shutdown is a classic example of bureaucratic alarmism.…
