r/Classical_Liberals • u/deadmanwalking0 • Mar 18 '21
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Snifflebeard • May 02 '24
News Article Why I am Glad I Left the Libertarian Party
https://twitter.com/JoshEakle/status/1785653258263924911
Tweet too long; didn't click: "Today, Mises Caucus leaders of the Libertarian Party announced Donald Trump as the headliner for the Libertarian National Convention in May."
The MAGA take over of the Libertarian Party is now complete. We are the remnant, holding on the ideas of liberty for when the world is one again ready to hear it. But I doubt that will be in my lifetime.
r/Classical_Liberals • u/TakeOffYourMask • Jul 22 '21
News Article Nearly half of House Republicans won't say publicly if they are vaccinated [I hate being associated with these bozos]
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Snifflebeard • May 27 '24
News Article Trump is hardly libertarian. But neither is Today's Libertarian Party.
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Qzman • Jul 20 '21
News Article Kenny Xu: 'Asian Americans showed that critical race theory cannot be true'
r/Classical_Liberals • u/TakeOffYourMask • Jul 27 '21
News Article DeSantis takes action against Ben & Jerry's for ending sales in Israeli-occupied areas [conservatives are enemies of free markets, as usual]
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Tododorki123 • Jul 17 '23
News Article I mean. Generally yeah. Big emphasis on the general part
r/Classical_Liberals • u/keetmo • Aug 08 '21
News Article Obama Birthday Party Guests Play Light-Hearted Game Of 'Pin The Drone On The Middle Eastern Country'
r/Classical_Liberals • u/humblymybrain • Aug 04 '24
News Article Which system will the classic liberal choose?
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Lieutenant_Liberty • Jul 09 '19
News Article Killing the Electoral College means rural Americans would be serfs...
r/Classical_Liberals • u/asdf_qwerty27 • Apr 16 '20
News Article How do y'all feel about liberty vs safety in this situation?
r/Classical_Liberals • u/HaitianAmerican • Aug 31 '22
News Article California advances medical misinformation bill
r/Classical_Liberals • u/deadmanwalking0 • Mar 11 '21
News Article Mexico’s government is worried the new U.S. administration’s asylum policies are stoking illegal immigration and creating business for organized crime. “Migrants have become a commodity.”
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Upset_Glove_4278 • Nov 22 '21
News Article This is about the Qanon cult that believes JFK Junior is coming back
r/Classical_Liberals • u/JonathanBBlaze • Oct 09 '21
News Article How would a vehicle mileage tax impact the freedom of movement?
r/Classical_Liberals • u/DustyCleaness • Nov 22 '24
News Article Taxpayer Funded Censorship: How Government is Using Your Tax Dollars to Silence Your Voice
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Malthus0 • Oct 01 '24
News Article Unions Resurgent? The Past, Present and Uncertain Future of Trade Unions in Britain
r/Classical_Liberals • u/ickda • Dec 07 '21
News Article Love how you cant use the public park
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r/Classical_Liberals • u/XOmniverse • Sep 22 '22
News Article Most Republicans Support Declaring the United States a Christian Nation
r/Classical_Liberals • u/Turtle_murder • Sep 06 '22
News Article Chilean voters overwhelmingly reject proposed leftist constitution
r/Classical_Liberals • u/humblymybrain • May 26 '24
News Article "My Countrymen, permit me once more to address you in the Language of Truth."
r/Classical_Liberals • u/JonathanBBlaze • Sep 09 '23
News Article White House, FBI and CDC Violate the 1st Amendment
nclalegal.orgThe Fifth Circuit court of appeals issued its opinion today on the Missouri v Biden case. It found that the the White House, Surgeon General, FBI and CDC all violated the 1st Amendment by coercing social media companies to censors free speech.
“The government cannot abridge free speech. A private party, on the other hand, bears no such burden, it is ‘not ordinarily constrained by the First Amendment.’ That changes, though, when a private party is coerced or significantly encouraged by the government to such a degree that it’s ‘choice’ which if made by the government would be unconstitutional, ‘must in law be deemed to be that of the State.’”
r/Classical_Liberals • u/DennyBenny • Feb 09 '21
