Now RFK Jr. wants to use the LP convention to debate Trump. Yes, you heard me right.

We have incredible Libertarian POTUS candidates yet it appears instead of focusing on them, we get to listen to 2 statists on our own stage.

“Every small aspect of the work that people do to deliver and stock those Whole Foods grocery shelves is noble, in its own way. Dismissing the parts as meaningless fails to understand the power of the larger system.”
~ Michael Munger 🅼🅸🅲🅷🅰🅴🅻 🅼🆄🅽🅶🅴🆁 🏖️🔪👨‍🍳

aier.org/article/the-ma…

American Institute for Economic Research Econlib 🅼🅸🅲🅷🅰🅴🅻 🅼🆄🅽🅶🅴🆁 🏖️🔪👨‍🍳 People who don’t work always think work is meaningless. Working to serve others in markets is one of the most meaningful things a person can do in this life.

'That's what happened in the 20th century. We started thinking that justice was about how to slice the pie. We forgot that justice is about how to treat bakers.' - David Schmidtz

I'll never forget the time our cat killed a bunny in the yard and my daughter, 5 watched stone faced while I buried him.

'That will stop him from eating the cilantro,' she said.

It was the first moment I worried she might grow up to be a prosecutor

Archeologists working in the UK have found the first ever sample of 'Tyrian purple,' the dye --more costly than gold-- that was extracted by crushing the shells of sea snails and used for the purple stripe (augusticlava) on the tunics of upper-class Romans.

normalize this

THAT is actually pretty funny.

Because it's true, I mean.

This is on the LP website and was sent out to media by the LP. The Chair selected & approved the quote to use. Excited about Trump and 'our goal' of defeating Biden. I can't possibly think how people have the idea we are endorsing Trump. It's simply a mystery.

Why do governments love their monopoly on money? Yes, to raise revenue. But all monopolies can do that.

Why money? How has that relationship changed over time?

In this week's newsletter, Josh Hendrickson explains his research on 'The Treasury Standard'
economicforces.xyz/p/the-treasury…

I can’t criticize opponents of lab‐​grown meat for making unscientific claims about its safety, but I can certainly point out the hypocrisy of their claim to be pro‐​freedom. CatoHealth cato.org/blog/governor-… via Cato Institute

This is nonsense.

No way the bed would be made.

And that little decorative pillow? Fahgedaboudit.

Related from Jeffrey A. Singer: cato.org/blog/governor-…

On James’s Buchanan’s use of ontological arguments: ‘James Buchanan on the nature of choice: ontology, artifactual man and the constitutional moment in political economy’ | Cambridge Journal of Economics | academic.oup.com/cje/article/44…

Thank you for trying, Libertarian-In-Chief

North Carolina’s constitution protects a crucial economic liberty cato.org/blog/north-car… via Cato Institute

I'm afraid PoIiMath is right.

Rule of law has 2 distinct stages:
1. Law applies to all, equally
2. Decide what law is

Left chose, over my objections, to decide 'Severely punish ANY speech we don't like.' Stuck w/ that #2!

Now, #1 is a b*tch: that law applies to the LEFT

Hey #DC ! The reason Roundtable is coming to town on June 6! LIVE with Katherine Mangu-Ward Suderman Matt Welch and yrs truly! $10 tix, details at eventbrite.com/e/the-reason-r…

And that's Jane Coaston 🏔️ FTW and Scott Lincicome for whatever the Lincicomes of this world are destined for.

It's not winning, tho.

Check yer damned bag, and relax.

Adam Smith Institute NBER here's a compendium of recent research on 'GDPR & European Innovation Culture: What the Evidence Shows'. Overwhelming academic agreement on GDPR's negative impact on business formation, competition, investment, and jobs. 👉

medium.com/@AdamThierer/g…