Libertarian conventions are known for being lively and unpredictable, but the recent one took the cake with Vivek Ramaswamy getting repeatedly booed for mentioning Trump. It’s quite ironic, considering that libertarians are typically associated with personal freedom and limited government intervention, while Trump’s policies can often be seen as infringing on these principles.
The rift in the party seems to be growing, with many feeling that there has been a resurgence of right-wing authoritarianism within the libertarian movement. The idea of a MAGA/republican coup is gaining traction, and actions like booing Ramaswamy only serve to highlight this divide.
It’s evident that Trump’s presence at the convention was met with mixed reactions.… Continue reading
I sat back and watched in awe as the reports flooded in about Donald Trump being booed and heckled by a raucous crowd at the Libertarian convention. The irony of the situation was not lost on me – a man who prides himself on being a dominant figure in the political arena, facing rejection and disdain from a group that values freedom of choice and expression above all else.
As I delved deeper into the reactions of the crowd, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction at seeing Trump rattled and visibly upset by the reception he received. It was a stark reminder that his attempts to infiltrate the libertarian vote were met with resistance and disapproval, showcasing his dwindling popularity and desperate tactics.… Continue reading
Milei’s party presents draft bill to repeal Argentina abortion law
Argentina is once again in the spotlight, this time with the news that Deputy José Luis Espert from Javier Milei’s party has presented a draft bill to repeal the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy Law, which was passed just three years ago. This bill seeks to criminalize both women who undergo abortions and those who participate in the procedure. As an individual who believes in personal freedom and the right to bodily autonomy, I find this development deeply concerning.
First and foremost, this bill is socially regressive and does nothing to help the people of Argentina.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker