The Rising Tide

October 9, 2012: Manhattan LP Monthly Meeting with William K. Schmidt on Principle vs. Pragmatism

Principle Vs Pragmatism: The Politician’s Dilemma When, and under what circumstances, do elected officials who are committed to freedom and the constitution compromise with our adversaries? Bill Schmidt brings a unique perspective to this issue as an openly Gay Republican elected to 2 terms on the Peekskill City Council in the course of a lifetime […]

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Express Yourself, New York

Conventional wisdom says a vote for a third party candidate is a wasted vote.  The Free Agent posits that in New York this November, the only way your vote will count is if it’s cast for a third party candidate. The Free Agent probably shouldn’t say this, spokesmodel that she is for the Manhattan Libertarian

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Tuesday Aug. 14 Manhattan LP Monthly Meeting : John Chodes on America’s Military Dictatorship

Tuesday, August 14, 2012 at 7:30 p.m.,  Ukrainian East Village Restaurant 140 Second Avenue. John Chodes will speak about the American Military’s obsession with technology, demand for enormous amounts of money and its power over the civilian government resulting in a virtual military dictatorship. He will touch on what bombing and airpower has accomplished in

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Blackout CNN

  Blackout cnn THE PROBLEM CNN has never given Gary Johnson a fair shot. At first, CNN refused to include Gov. Johnson in their polls for Republican primaries. After complaints, they included him one time, and he polled higher than Rick Santorum, Herman Cain and Jon Huntsman.  So CNN removed Gov. Johnson from their polling

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Sink On, O Ship of State!

New Yorkers gave a big thumbs-up to wars, entitlements, and bailouts Tuesday when they declined to unseat a single incumbent in the primaries.  Come on, now, homies, we have one more chance to redeem ourselves–on November 6, simply vote against each incumbent.  Any randomly chosen group of New  Yorkers would do a better job than

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I had a “eureka moment.”

Hello all, I had a “eureka moment.” I had it when I recently served jury duty at the Supreme Court of New York State, which recently relocated to a recently built skyscraper at 320 Jay Street in Brooklyn. (This immense edifice houses both the Supreme Court and Family Court. And judging by its immensity, it

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