How I accidentally found an archetype. by Thomas R. Eddlem Last week the National Libertarian Party re-tweeted the following image, generating a wave of fake rage that the Libertarian Party had become anti-Semitic: If you don’t see the anti-Semitism in
by Thomas R. Eddlem, Acting Chairman The Libertarian Party of Massachusetts makes the following recommendations for Tuesday’s primary elections: Question 1: Increase the income tax on people making more than $1 million in a year. We’re always against tax increases,
By Thomas R. Eddlem There’s always at least some ballot fraud in an election, and while we’ve had very little evidence of any widespread ballot fraud in the US in recent years, there are some troubling trends in balloting and
by Thomas R. Eddlem You’d think that ending a direct transfer of wealth from the poorest Americans being taxed by the Federal government to corrupt and politically-favored governments and corporations abroad would be a no-brainer for Congress in an era
by Ann Reed A klatch of Massachusetts Libertarian officials met with a crowd of individualistic pumpkins and a quartet of small goats, Sunday, at Houlden Farm in North Grafton. Converging from various parts of the state, the friendly colleagues enjoyed
Of these lies, the one by the fact-chuckers @AP is the worst. They’re theoretically the ones who are supposed to be holding corporations and the government accountable. But the mainstream press are the guard-dogs of the establishment, not the watchdogs
by Thomas R. Eddlem Back in 1990 and 1991, I was accused of being a propagandist for Saddam Hussein for writing against Iraq war one, even though I’d never read any Iraqi propaganda ⸻ if they even had any. In
by Thomas R. Eddlem Nothing appears more common sense at first glance, and less appropriate upon further inspection, than the idea that government should enact laws requiring disclosure of the funders of political campaign advertisements. One might ask: Who could
The Libertarian Party has recently taken a more active role in opposing the Yemeni War, a war of genocide backed by more than $50 billion in US government military aid as well as technical advice from the Pentagon. The Libertarian
Tom Eddlem’s interview on the Tom Mullen Talks Freedom podcast can be found here.