Sticking to our Principles Whether They’re Popular or Not
For us, the tool is decentralization under the 10th Amendment. And the goal is liberty.
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Warning: A Federal Court Strategy is Dangerous for Liberty
Some people believe that even the most local violations of your rights should be dealt with in federal court. But going this route only ensures that bad decisions are bad for everyone.
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Interview: Talking Federal Supremacy and State Action to Limit Federal Power
On April 4, I appeared on Suzanne Sherman’s show The Wasatch Report. We talked about how state action can limit the scope of the federal government, focusing specifically on the Second Amendment, dispelled the persistent myth of absolute federal supremacy and talked about why you shouldn’t count on lawyers to tell you what the Constitution means. It was a fast-paced and fun interview, and I appreciate Suzanne inviting me to join her on her show.
DetailsInterview: Decentralization, the Path to Liberty
Last week I had the privilege of hosting Mises Institute President, Jeff Deist. We sat down and had a nice chat for the Mises Weekend podcast, my 2nd appearance there.
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If You Like Liberty, Don’t Run for Federal Office
This probably one of the hardest points to make for those interested in government reform, but if you want change, stay away from the Leviathan.
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Activism 101 Podcast #26: Playing the Long Game
In this episode of the Activism 101 Podcast, I talk about the importance of playing a long game and not getting too caught up in the events of the moment. (Or lack thereof.)
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Strategy from James Madison: Four Steps to Stop Federal Programs
In a paper known as Federalist #46, James Madison told us exactly what to do. He provided a blueprint of sorts – a series of actions to effectively stop the feds.
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Activism 101 Podcast #25: Strategy vs. Tactics
What is the difference between the common perception of activism and what I’m doing? It comes down to understanding the difference between tactics and strategy.
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Jefferson and Madison: Strategies for Today
Today, James Madison’s pragmatic approach can effectively achieve Thomas Jefferson’s goals.
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