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Why Neither Candidate Should Get Our Vote.
November 6, 2012 by Justin Caouette
Below is a quoted segment of this piece. In it, MacIntyre argues that we should not cast a vote for either candidate. Quite the take. Though I agree with his take on the presidency I still think people should vote for particular issues on the ballot as those votes will matter in their respective states. […]
Obamacare: Are the Libertarian Oppositions to the SCOTUS decision warranted?
July 10, 2012 by Justin Caouette
By now, nearly everyone with access to this blog knows that SCOTUS has upheld the Obamacare bill. This has caused an uproar with Libertarian folks as well as those who might not call themselves Libertarians but who think gov’t telling them what they must buy is inappropriate. I’ll be discussing the objections levied by the […]
Ending Federal Student Aid Would Only Hurt the Poor
June 21, 2012 by Justin Caouette
Antony Davies has recently given a really brief pod cast as to how the student loan crisis is similar and even worse to the housing bubble that popped a few years back (it’s worth a look, only 4 minutes long). I think he’s right that this is a major problem. He suggests (as do many […]
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June 29, 2013 by Justin Caouette
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