TRUE BORN SONS OF LIBERTY

No ads, no remuneration. Die Gedanken sind wirklich frei. The tyrant "has desires which he is utterly unable to satisfy, and has more wants than any one, and is truly poor, if you know how to inspect the whole soul of him: all his life long he is beset with fear and is full of convulsions, and distractions, even as the State which he resembles."

Let this be a sign unto you: The era of libertarian looting ushered in by Reagan now reaching apogee will be followed by another FDR-like "progressive" era of welfare statism

Sometimes Ann Coulter is an idiot, for instance when dissing federal encouragement of having children

In all seriousness, Republican elimination of personal exemptions is just sleight of hand to raise your taxes

CNBC's Jake Novak lets it slip that his libertarian hatred of single family homes has been aesthetic all along

Strike Three and You're Out: Both National Associations, of Homebuilders and of Realtors, pull support from House tax plan

A. Barton Hinkle shows once again that libertarianism is of the left, not the right

The libertarian Charles Murray is in the news advocating the crackpot idea of handing out free money

The shock that is no shock: Open borders fanatics in the libertarian Freedom Caucus like Mark Meadows are OK with delaying The Wall some more

To libertarians there is no injustice too great which can be perpetrated in the pursuit of open borders

Kurt Andersen in The Atlantic projects his now-rejected experience of libertarianism onto all of the GOP and conservatism

Mark Levin is at his best to start the show this evening

Like most libertarians, Ben Domenech is a progressive who imagines America began as a tabula rasa on which we wrote "manifest destiny"

Three salvos this morning in the libertarian war against homeownership: Fortunately human nature is stronger

Insane libertarian fixation on mortgage interest deduction, edition 4716

As I predicted Real Clear Markets wastes no time trotting out another libertarian to attack your mortgage interest deduction, this time from the Manhattan Institute

Your mortgage interest deduction is only eighth in the latest list of top things on which government claims it loses revenue

The Reagan GDP miracle is a complete myth: It was all government spending (on defense)

Kevin Williamson of National Review, CNBC's kind of conservative, tries out for job with better liberals, calls Trump a coward and a fool

Not to be outdone by P. J. O'Rourke, libertarian Mark Perry also genuflects toward the hypocritical French today

For some unknown reason The American Conservative decided to remind us today about the crack-up of Bruce Bartlett