Hillary Clinton’s Sordid History of Secrecy and Censorship by James Bovard, September 23, 2024 Libertarian Institute “You could drop Hillary into any trouble spot, come back in a month and…she will have made it better,” former President Bill Clinton declared in a 2016 speech championing his wife’s presidential candidacy. But Hillary’s entry into the brawls […]
New York Post, September 18, 2024 Hillary Clinton, queen of disinformation, issues two-faced call for censorship by James Bovard Amidst all the shocks of the 2024 presidential race, who expected Hillary Clinton to ride in like Joan of Arc to rescue truth — or at least to call for the crushing of government critics? On […]
Book Review: Last Rights by George Leef September 18, 2024 EMAIL Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty by James Bovard (Libertarian Institute, 2023) Read it and you will grasp the truth: government has far too much power and uses it for many despicable things. [Click to Tweet]There are quite a few writers who are […]
Author and Libertarian Institute chief Scott Horton and I had a long chat on IRS Election Meddling and the Trump-Harris Debate. You can listen to the whole show at the link below. Here are some of my comments from the transcript: “After 97 minutes watching the Trump-Harris debate, I was tottering on the edge of […]
Not everybody likes this one. Via Twitter: Via Facebook: Fox News, September 14, 2024 My government job taught me amazing lessons. I wish Kamala Harris had learned them at McDonald’s Working for both government and a private company I learned killing time was a crime against life itself By Jim Bovard Fox News Vice President Kamala Harris […]
Why are Police Entitled to Lie and Slander? by James Bovard Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Counterpunch, September 13, 2024 In a presidential race in which both major party candidates are kowtowing to law enforcement, don’t expect any candor about the perils that politicians have unleashed. To serve and protect, police are allowed to slander and […]
Here’s another outtake from the New York Post video. This was produced via Clipchamp. The prior video was produced via Descript. Both were outtakes from the video by the New York Post video team. What do you think of the difference between the two? Is the audio significantly clearer in one of the videos?
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