Tag: Constitution

Ron Paul’s Amazing Run

Richard C. Young - January 16, 2012

South Carolina State Senator Tom Davis has announced he is supporting Dr. Paul. U.S. Senator Jim DeMint from South Carolina now mentions embracing Libertarian...

Politics through the Eyes of Davy Crockett

The Editors - December 30, 2011

When listening to political discourse today, the average American can be completely unnerved, wondering if anything will ever get done, or if what does...

Ron Paul is Dead!

Richard C. Young - November 21, 2011

That is exactly what entrenched politicians on both sides of the aisle—the neocon military/industrial complex intelligentsia, the media, the Greenwich Village pseudo-intellectual liberals, and...

Rule of Law at Risk in 2012

The Editors - September 2, 2011

Whoever wins the presidential election in 2012 will face many pressing issues. Ending the deficit and debt crisis that plague this country should be...

A Bird’s Eye View of the Trouble We’re In

Richard C. Young - August 19, 2011

A big part of America’s economic output travels by rail and truck. When conditions soften for the rails and for truckers, a warning sign flashes for the economy as a whole. I track the Dow Jones Transports (DJTA) daily versus the Dow Jones Industrials (DJIA). When the transports weaken versus the DJIA, it is a bad sign.

The Power of Ron Paul’s Message

Richard C. Young - August 15, 2011

Ron Paul’s message of liberty is concisely outlined in Liberty Defined, in which he writes, “We must strive for truth and the preservation of those values that we are convinced have benefited mankind. We could be successful and preserve the American Republic as it was intended, giving up the militarism of the American Empire."