Posts Tagged presidential election
If You are Tired of Hyperpartisan Nonsense…
Posted by An Observer in Constitutional Issues, Economics, Fiscal Issues, Monetary Policy, & Taxation, Education, Environment, Equality, Foreign Policy, Gun Politics, Law Enforcement, Miscellaneous, The Welfare State on April 2, 2016
…I highly recommend checking out the first ever (televised) Libertarian Party primary debate between Austin Petersen (CEO of Stonegait LLC ), John McAfee (of McAfee Anti-Virus fame), and Gary Johnson (the former 29th Governor of New Mexico) that aired on Fox Business Network Friday, 1 April 2016. The candidates were often humorous in their exchanges, […]
Individualism Vs. Collectivism
Posted by An Observer in Observations on February 23, 2012
Given the heating Republican race for the presidential candidacy nomination and the fact that President Obama will soon be defending his own record in office against whoever receives it, it is important to differentiate between individualism and collectivism when scrutinizing the various key players (or anyone for that matter). In this context, individualism is the […]
