We can't allow him to run for Chair of LP Georgia. He needs to run for POTUS again in 2028 so we can deliver the race to Vivek, Kennedy or...maybe a more libertarian Vance??
🚨 #BREAKING: Sources say Rep. Thomas Massie is set to be tapped for Secretary of Agriculture by President Trump
This would be HUGE!
Massie has been pushing for Food Freedom and getting the government off the backs of American farmers for YEARS.
He’s the perfect pick, and a key player in gutting the overregulation choking out family farms!
I’m pumped for this.
Conversation I just had with @fierceasymmetry :
Me: "I am so anxious over these election results. We have to win this. I've taken so many risks and his mother is so invested. I feel like I am literally gambling with people's lives."
David: "You are not gambling with people's lives. You are gambling with your reputation to save people's lives. There is a whole world of difference between those two things."
#FreeRossDayOne
@DennisPrattFree The psychopathic bureaucrats don't want a libertarian society. They want a bureaucratic, egalitarian place where people can sh*t on the sidewalk. They behave most similarly to homeless people in San Francisco.
The LNC should do a mass membership revoking and deportation.
What Is Going on with Libertarian Party?
The battle over the Libertarian Party can be viewed as a battle between entrepreneurs and bureaucrats.
Objectively, the LP has failed over half a century. What should we do about it?
Bureaucrats: Do more of mostly the same thing
Entrepreneurs: Try radically different things.
While those inclined to, and trained as, bureaucrats will cheer the old ways, and condemn radical change, my bias and training lies with the entrepreneurs.
Libertarianism is a revolutionary concept,
that we don't know yet how to implement.
Therefore, allowing a bureaucracy to lead,
is way premature.
Bureaucracies are good only for safeguarding a known pathway, but the LP's tried pathways have failed, so we don't want to save them.
Mankind has suffered 6,000 years of slavery to rulers.
Only the last few hundred years have a few of us
scratched our heads to wonder,
"Why are we subjugated to psychopathic assholes?"
So the revolutionaries try a step, and then the bureaucracy gets busy codifying it.
Any innovation that extends differently from this last (failed) step, threatens the codification.
And the bureaucracy, as defenders of the codification, will defend perpetuating the failure, rather than "radically" searching for a different path to achieve the underlying goal - liberty.
The entrepreneur however believes that any step - esp. this early in such a hard discovery process - is only to collect information, to inform the next but quite different step. The path is unknown and hidden, and we are walking blindfolded in the dark.
A prematurely inflicted bureaucracy, that by its nature demands strict adherence to prior steps (all of which have failed so far), retards the radical innovation that is needed to achieve the actual goal.
But "If you're going to sin, sin against God, not a bureaucracy: God will forgive you but the bureaucracy won't"
@CatoInstitute Should rename you to the "Low T Institute". You are the most cowardly, regime slobbering organization in existence. You're the worst because you know the truth, but you carry water for the regime anyway, desperate for approval.