Poet Charles Bukowski reads a humorous poem, "Law," on the dangerous nature of democracy.
Poet Charles Bukowski reads a humorous poem, "Law," on the dangerous nature of democracy.
Johan Norberg, the host of our "Economic Freedom in Action: Changing Lives," speaks to the sincere improvements around the world due to increased economic liberties. Changing Lives is airing now, go here for National Review's review of the documentary broadcast.
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Nigel Farage's party, UKIP, was considered a fringe party only a couple years ago, but following recent huge increases in power from local elections, the Liberty-minded party is becoming more influential at the national and international level. Here, Farage calls out the EU for an unjust tax system, debt and monetary policy, and suggests that if the status quo of Statism was replaced with the free markets of the UK and US in the 1980's, we would all be a lot better off.
TFAS has been teaching freedom since 1967, and have just composed a video concisely illustrating how far free markets have really taken us. Visit their website here.
Here is a great interview from Libertarianism.org with our President/CEO Bob Chitester. Chitester outlines the effect of Free To Choose on Milton Friedman, their personal relationship, and the resulting book Free To Choose.
by BILL FREZZA
Flight delays are piling up around the country because air traffic controllers are being forced to take days off due to budget cuts.
Those automatic cuts came as a result of the so-called sequester, when Congress could not reach a deal to trim deficit spending.
To see Bill Frezza's interview on the topic, go here.