The official US government Medicare handbook. By P J Klosinski You have worked and have been forced to contribute to a Social Security System formed by the U.S. Government for which the federal government has no authority in the U.S. […]
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We hear it all the time. What about the roads? What about the schools? Of course, we point out that roads and schools can be handled privately, and many are. But disaster relief is one of those things we struggle to
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By Phil Miller Several weeks ago, the state of Indiana released their opioid/heroin epidemic plan as “A Strategic Approach to Addressing Substance Abuse in Indiana.” The document links for the plan along with the action steps involved are listed below.
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By Clyde Darrin Myers A “Blue Law” is one in which prohibits certain activities, usually types of commerce on Sundays. It’s really hard to argue that these laws are anything but absurd. Ask lawmakers about them and most will concede that
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By Rodney Benker I was recently speaking with a local talk radio personality, and the conversation was very typical when discussing Libertarian politics with someone who “identifies” as libertarian. His comment was “I would vote Libertarian, but you guys keep
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By Rex Bell I’m not a fan of warm beer. But then, I’m not a fan of cold beer either. As a matter of fact, I haven’t had a drink for nigh on 30 years. It’s not that I’m opposed
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How and why does a 3 page exclusive to Artisan Distillers bill become amended to 23 pages covering Alcohol Matters (part 1) HB 1496 By P J Klosinski A matter of grave importance was brought to the attention of the
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By Steven Horwitz As a relatively new resident of Indiana, I was surprised to find that I could not walk into a supermarket or convenience store and buy alcohol on a Sunday. I was used to the New York laws that
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The United States has claimed to remain a stalwart defender of individual liberty and the antithesis of authoritarianism. If Marx were to rise from the dead today though, how impressed would he be with the current state of American government
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Libertarian Party of Indiana Concludes 2017 Convention with Leadership Change Over the weekend, the Libertarian Party of Indiana held its annual convention in Evansville, Indiana. The event is marked by the election of the new chair, Tim Maguire. “Hoosier Libertarians
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