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Commentaries – 2010

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December 2010 Plumbing New Depths on Guantanamo by Andy Worthington The Power of Ideas on Liberty by Jacob G. Hornberger Time to Rein in Federal Spending by Laurence M. Vance The Jacob Hornberger Show: Public Schooling vs. Educational Liberty by Jacob G. Hornberger Guantnamo Prisoners Sacrificed in Political Horse-Trading by Andy Worthington Beware the Campaign for War against Iran by Sheldon Richman Cut the Tax Cuts by Laurence M. Vance Make Bill of Rights Day America's Anti-Politician Day by James Bovard The Jacob Hornberger Show: "The Libertarian Society" by Jacob G. Hornberger Guantnamo: A Dismal Week for America by Andy Worthington Economic Liberty Lecture Series by Bart Frazier Wikileaks: Suppressing the Investigation of Torture by Andy Worthington A Libertarian View of the Estate Tax by Laurence M. Vance We All Have a Stake in the Outcome of this Battle by Jacob G. Hornberger A Message from Jacob Hornberger by Jacob G. Hornberger TSA ...

The Irrelevance of the Second Amendment

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The killing of six people on January 8, 2011, in Tucson, Arizona, and attempted assassination of a “public servant” and her staff members has brought forth a predictable response from the left and gun-control groups: We need stricter gun-control laws to prevent tragedies like the Tucson shooting. But calls for banning extended-capacity magazines, instituting gun-free zones, more thorough background checks, longer waiting periods for gun purchases, limits on gun purchases, stricter licensing of gun dealers, comprehensive databases of gun owners, repealing concealed-carry laws, gun registration and licensing, and outright gun bans will not prevent gun violence any more than drug-prohibition laws stop people from using drugs. If someone is willing to commit murder, he is unlikely to be deterred by any gun-control regulations or laws. Would-be murderers aren’t the least bit concerned about gun-free zones, bans on certain types of guns and ammunition, restrictions on concealed weapons, trigger lock requirements, and gun bans. And they will either reluctantly comply with waiting ...

Democratic Liberalism, Limited Government, Free Markets: Necessary Partners? (video)

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On March 7, 2011, Tom G. Palmer gave the following speech at The Future of Freedom Foundations Economic Liberty Lecture Series. The speech can viewed below in its entirety. Tom Palmer is Vice President for International Programs at the Atlas Economic Research Foundation, General Director of the Atlas Global Initiative for Free Trade, Peace, and Prosperity, a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, and Director of Cato University. Economic Liberty Lecture Series: Tom G. Palmer from The Future of Freedom Foundation on Vimeo.

Hornberger’s Blog, February 2011

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Monday, February 28, 2011 Jury Nullification Prosecutorial Abuse While the U.S. government was expressing outrage over attacks on freedom of speech at the hands of U.S.-supported dictators in the Middle East, the U.S. Justice Department was securing a federal grand jury indictment against a man named Julian Heicklen. The charge? The feds are charging Heicklen for handing out jury-nullification pamphlets to ...