Ford’s Legacy: Lawless Government

The Future of Freedom Foundation today posted online my piece from the March 2007 Freedom Daily on Gerald Ford. And to think that I actually passed out a few leaflets for that guy in 1976, back before my conversion to Cynicism…… I still recall sitting in a bar in Blacksburg, watching a Ford-Carter debate with […]

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Goyette! Radio LIVE Online – Monday 6/18 11:30 AM Eastern

I will be on the Charles Goyette show Monday (6/18) at 11:30 a.m.  His producer, Dave Lucas, gave me a holler today, saying they wanted to get me on the air to thump for the paperback edition of Attention Deficit Democracy.Charles is one of the best libertarian hosts in the country; his political courage and humor […]

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Finally! My Northwest Territory Breakthrough!

I’ll be on in Yellowknife at 7:35 a.m. Monday. Maybe even better, I’ll be on in Gander at 7:20 a.m. and in Whitehorse at 8:30 a.m. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will be doing a series of 6 minute interviews with me Monday morn.  Canada is adapting a U.S.-style “No Fly List.” The CBC wants me to […]

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Bravo Judge Walton!

Will there actually be some justice rendered to a Bush administration top dog? Federal judge Reggie Walton ruled today that convicted felon Irving “Scooter” Libby must begin serving his prison sentence within the next several weeks. This will send the NeoConservatives and other pro-war types into Full Indignation/Rage.  They will redouble the pressure on Bush to pardon […]

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Paperback Attention Deficit Democracy Hits Stores This Week

The paperback version of Attention Deficit Democracy arrives in stores this week. Hmmm….  Re-reading that….  Maybe I should say, “According to credible sources, the paperback version of A.D.D. is scheduled to arrive in stores this week.” I have to be careful, since many people assume that I blindly trust anything a publisher says. I will be […]

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Ellsberg: The Washington Media Has Always Groveled

I had the pleasure of chatting with Daniel Ellsberg, who risked his career and freedom by releasing the Pentagon Papers in the early 1970s, over the last few days.  His speech at the Future of Freedom Foundation conference was superb.   Karen Kwiatkowski declared that the last 7 minutes of his speech should be put up on YouTube.com […]

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