Truth Has No Chance on Capitol Hill by James Bovard | Mar 25, 2024 Americans are encouraged to believe that the U.S. Congress is practically on automatic pilot to serve the public. Happily, most Americans are not so gullible and Congress receives much of the contempt it deserves in public opinion polls. But the media […]
Brian Lewis is a former jet pilot and star tuba player for the Ohio State marching band. Brian is also the treasurer of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, one of the most effective pro-freedom organizations in America. The photo below is from his spiel at the 20th anniversary dinner for the Alliance when he was […]
Thanks to Jose Galison for having me on his No Way Jose podcast to discuss the 2020 killing of Duncan Lemp. Jose has followed that case closely and was the only person to interview Kacey Robinson, Lemp’s girlfriend who was sleeping by his side when a Montgomery County, Maryland SWAT team attacked at 4:42 a.m. […]
Hearty thanks to Alan Mosley for having me back on his show – which combines his wit and superb production standards. We had fun thrashing tyrants and he kindly plugged Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty. If this interview doesn’t make you laugh, you need to change meds. "Washington is the most craven place […]
Here’s a video spurred by my article yesterday on “Will Federal Censorship be the Biggest Pandemic Legacy?” –
Shaun Thompson and I whupped a bunch of politicians and federal agencies this evening on Chicago’s The Answer AM 560. Shaun, the host of the Liberty Hour program, mentioned that he first read my articles in Playboy though I never thought I compete against the Playmate of the Month. Shaun was aghast at Biden’s waiver […]
New York Post, March 19, 2024 Will federal censorship be the pandemic’s biggest legacy? by James Bovard Will a federal entitlement to censor be the most shocking legacy of the COVID-19 pandemic? This grim prospect arises from a Supreme Court hearing Monday at which some justices seemed to view the First Amendment as a weapon […]
