Finally a Plan With Promise

On November 4, 2011, in 2012 Election, Analysis, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

On Monday, October 17th Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul released his “Plan to Restore America”. The plan outlined some bold objectives for his first term in office if elected including $1 trillion in cuts the first year and a balanced federal budget by year 3. Dr. Paul does this all without raising any taxes. In [...]

The Constitution is Not Dead (But it Isn’t Living Either)

On October 14, 2011, in Analysis, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

The United States – often recognized as a beacon of freedom to the world, though perhaps more so in the past than in the present.  The original colonists came here seeking a fresh start, a land of unrivaled opportunity, and a reprieve from the oppression of the British Crown.  Immigrants in more recent times come [...]

Occupy Wall Street is a Loose Cannon

On October 7, 2011, in Action Alert, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

When I wrote about the Occupy Wall Street movement a few weeks ago I had not really intended on it becoming a recurring topic, but as events transpire I find myself compelled to speak out further.  The movement has continued to gain momentum and has spread all over the country, and to various locations around [...]

The GOP Primary Debates – So Far

On September 30, 2011, in Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

I have watched all the GOP debates up until this point and I plan to watch all future debates as well.  Though, I cannot say particularly that I look forward to them.  The debates so far have been biased, and rather worthless as far as highlighting the differences between candidates.  What they do highlight for [...]

Operation Occupy Wall Street

On September 23, 2011, in Action Alert, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

There is a protest taking place in New York City.  A rag-tag group of passionate citizens are making their voices heard regarding the economic mess taking place in our country, and the world.  The goal of the protest is simple; to occupy Wall St. for an extended period of time to draw attention to the [...]

The Stealth Attack on Your Money

On September 16, 2011, in Analysis, by ConsiderLiberty

One of primary reasons for the American Revolution was “taxation without representation”.  This is exactly what it sounds like.  The colonists did not want to be taxed unless they had a say in it, via a representative who could convey their interests to the Crown.  Today, we are in a similar situation.  Our modern taxation [...]

9/11: 10 Years of Tragedy

On September 9, 2011, in Analysis, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

This Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the attacks against the United States that leveled the World Trade Center in New York City, punched a hole in the side of the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and left the burning remains of a commercial airliner in a field near Pittsburgh, PA.  The official death toll from [...]

Candidate Rundown: Rick Perry

On September 2, 2011, in 2012 Election, Analysis, Opinion, by ConsiderLiberty

Lately Rick Perry has been all over the headlines.  He is the new media darling in the race for the Republican Party nomination.  Talk of Perry entering the race has been going on for months, but was recently confirmed by his formal announcement, made the day of the Ames, IA straw poll.  Ever since he [...]

A Review: Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom by Ron Paul

On August 26, 2011, in Review, by ConsiderLiberty

One of the most important tasks that I would like to see this site accomplish is the dissemination of knowledge.  Throughout history there have been numerous contributors to the cause of liberty.  Some of those fine individuals saw fit to frame their thoughts, arguments, and wisdom in written form for the betterment of posterity.  I [...]

The Media Blackout of Ron Paul

On August 19, 2011, in 2012 Election, Analysis, Opinion, Sound Off, by ConsiderLiberty

The mainstream media, like many other things in our Republic is failing to do its job.  The primary purpose of newspapers and news broadcasts is to collect information, verify its accuracy, and present it in a neutral light to the masses.  One news company likes to remind us of this frequently with their slogan “Fair [...]