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I am a card-carrying member of the Libertarian party with a B.S. in Political Science from Eastern Michigan University. Either through first-hand experience or by referencing my library, I can provide answers not only on the "failures" of populist political policies, but how Libertarian policies could/would work.
Card-carrying member of the Libertarian Party for over 10 years. Well read in Libertarian literature as well as "classic liberalism" (Jefferson, Bastiat, etc.).
Libertarian Party. American Political Science Association
Local newspapers as editorials.
B.S. - Political Science EMU ("BS" in political science..Kinda' ironic! *bg*)
Golden Key International Honor Society
I enjoy politics in general, but I really like discussing the legitimacy of Libertarian politics in particular.
I want to be well-versed and understand, three-dimensionally, all relevant political issues.
The Libertarian Party has a platform for any issue the others parties do (in some cases, a plank for issues the others don't). We're not just about legalizing drugs!;-)
Virtually every subject the Libertarians stand for is controversial and provocative...The key is to free your mind of the brainwashing the other poll-driven parties have laid on us.
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| sam | 03/28/10 | 9 | 8 | 10 | Thank you Mr. Sean C. Nice answer!! ..... |
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Hello Dick. Thank you for the question. Most Libertarians would agree in pulling troops from foreign lands and solely defend American soil, but due to the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor, there are some
Thanks for trusting me with your question, Adnan. Wow, I have not read “The End of History” in about 20 years; I clearly have to revisit it as it’s clearly still required reading! I just want to make
Thanks for the question, Sam. I think the one political obstacle to global regulation would be...Agreement based on nationalism. A perfect example is what we're witnessing with the EU right now; Germany
Thanks for the question, Lynn. To me, and many other of the Libertarian mindset, it's a smaller list to ask what should NOT fall under "states rights". Depending on interpretation, many people feel
Hello, Carl! Your English is fine. Though I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to regarding "X Prize" I will tell you, without reservation, libertarians would not support the idea of the government

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