Libertarianism is the fastest growing political creed in America today. Before judging and evaluating libertarianism, it is vitally important to find out precisely what that doctrine is, and, more particularly, what it is not. It is especially important to clear up a number of misconceptions about libertarianism that are held by most people, and particularly by conservatives. In this essay I shall enumerate and critically analyze the most common myths that are held about libertarianism. When these are cleared away, people will then be able to discuss libertarianism free of egregious myths and misconceptions, and to deal with it as it should be on its very own merits or demerits. MYTHS FOLLOW CONTINUE READING
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Conservatives so often follow republicans to the middle of the road, where republicans will betray their conservative constitutients once they're in office.
So, I refuse to foolow the Romney Sheep to the slaugtherhouse and instead supported Ron Paul until the party "stole" the convention, the spotlight, ....
Now, I will vote for Gary Johnson, even if I must write his name in.
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