"Over the past few months the American people have witnessed numerous examples of an administration which has no concept of individual liberty. President Obama has been working, often in the open, to strip a complacent public of their (supposedly guaranteed) constitutional rights. While this pattern of myopic power-lust did not begin with the current regime, the alarming acceleration of these occurrences is new. With these new attacks come new ways to rein in Big Government and halt this thinking that our rights are mutable." (06/18/13)

"The United States government’s War on Terror has been ongoing now since September 11, 2001, and for the last 11 1/2 years 779 of the so-called 'terrorist' prisoners have been held indefinitely without due process of law at the infamous War on Terror prison, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, since it opened in January 2002. Now the U.S. military sheepishly admits for the first time that only about 2.5% of those 779 prisoners will ever be tried in a court of law for any alleged crimes. Only 20 of them will be prosecuted." (06/19/13)

"Washington is a place renowned for folly. But insiders and outsiders define 'folly' differently. For denizens of D.C., folly means cutting the federal  budget. In his column, 'Alzheimer Research Cuts Show Folly of Sequestration,'  Bloomberg’s Al Hunt recently opined on folly in the capital: 'With the  sequestration-enforced cuts at the National Institutes of Health,' he argues, 'research to find a cure or better treatment is slowing.'" (06/18/13)

"Maybe Edward Snowden provided a greater service to the world than even libertarians first realized when he disclosed the massive National Security Agency spying crime wave." (06/18/13)