Quotes by author

4 U.S.C. §4

• Pledge of allegiance

A. J. P. Taylor

• Freedom does not always win

Abigail Adams

• Learning is not attained by chance
• Too many high-sounding words

Abraham Lincoln

• Classroom philosophies
• Encouraged by inequality
• If you see something, say something
• Our only threat comes from within
• Power tests character
• Preserving respect and esteem
• Prohibition
• Prohibition law
• Prohibition vs. temperance
• The Constitution protects minorities
• The people are masters
• The people are the rightful masters
• Wars abroad, impoverishment at home

Adam Smith

• Achieving opulence from barbarism
• Increasing prosperity
• Managing capital
• Mercy
• Natural progress
• Party above truth
• Politicians and other people's money
• Pursuing private interests
• Self governance
• Spendthrift rulers
• The failure of rigid central planning
• The natural effort of individuals vs. the folly of human laws
• The tragedy of the poor

Adlai E. Stevenson

• Anybody can be president
• Freedom rings
• My definition of a free society

Adlai E. Stevenson II

• Wheat and chaff

Adolf Hitler

• Education control
• Lucky rulers
• Marxist breeding ground
• Socialism and Marxism
• Terrorism as a political weapon
• The big lie
• View from the top

Aesop

• Learning from others
• Thieves petty and great

Al Capone

• Kind word and a gun

Alan Barth

• Rebellious minorities

Alan Bloom

• Freedom of the mind

Alan Bullock

• The true object of propaganda

Alan Greenspan

• Deficit spending
• Gold and freedom
• Gold is a currency
• Gold is the ultimate
• Welfare state vs. property rights

Alan Keyes

• Character
• Judge carefully and well

Albert Camus

• Crimes of ego
• Freedom is not a gift
• Freedom is not a reward
• Integrity needs no rules
• The alibi of tyrants
• Think before voting

Albert Einstein

• Blind belief in authority
• Controlling the masses
• Curb your shame
• Individual opportunity
• New manner of thinking
• Products of freedom
• Safety third
• Simplicity is best
• Solving problems
• Swimming against the stream
• Technology has exceeded our humanity
• Think for yourself

Albert Gallatin

• Unalienable rights

Albert J. Beveridge

• The fundamentals

Albert Jay Nock

• Golden Rule of citizenship
• Superficial distinctions of socialism
• Two means of survival

Albert Szent-Gyorgi

• Discovery

Aldous Huxley

• Facts are facts
• Ministries of propaganda
• Pharmacological brainwashing
• Propaganda's purpose
• Ye shall know the truth

Alex Fraser Tytler

• The path of civilization

Alexander Haig

• Loss of candor is grievous

Alexander Hamilton

• An association of states
• Army can never threaten liberties
• At your feet or at your throat
• Be firm
• Debt overthrows public morality
• Debt rises with income
• Democracy is a disease and a poison
• Destructive government
• Diversity of enterprise for the wealth of a nation
• Enthusiasm in liberty
• Exclude foreign influence
• Foreigners vs. Americans
• Government must pay its debts
• Government must serve everyone equally
• Instruments of government
• Neutrality requires strength
• No acquiescence to thugs
• Not invented here
• Our greatest source of security
• Pausing immigration to rid newcomers of foreign attachments
• Power over men
• Proselytizing
• Real liberty
• Redressing federal government excess
• Stand for something
• State sovereignty
• States' rights
• Strict immigration laws protect our nation
• The Constitution is the law of the land
• The Constitution is the standard
• The cure for bad government
• The free market and national wealth
• The importance of natural born citizens
• The only recourse for betrayal
• The threat of open borders
• Unconstitutional is invalid
• Will power

Alexander Ivanovich Herzen

• Liberty of the individual

Alexander Solzhenitsyn

• Don't trust SJWs
• Good intentions
• Socialism destroys the human spirit
• Society's strength
• The pillar of the state
• What war is good for

Alexander Tyler

• Democracy is temporary

Alexandr Solzhenitsyn

• Bolsheviks were not Russians

Alexis de Tocqueville

• A depraved taste for equality
• Corrupting the system
• Democracy and taxes
• Destroying our liberties
• Elite contempt
• Equal in slavery
• Freedom itself is the reward
• Government control
• Government is not a parent
• Principles in politics
• Supreme power enervates
• The logic of the Constitution in two sentences
• The voluntary Union
• Tyranny of the masses

Algernon Sidney

• Liberty and virtue

Alice Walker

• Giving up your power

Alistair Cooke

• From liberty to tyranny
• Liberty is the luxury of self-discipline
• Vitality vs. decadance

Alvin Toffler

• Those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn

Alyssa Ahlgren

• Observations from an indignant millennial

Ambrose Bierce

• Conservatives vs. liberals
• Defining 'alliance'
• Defining 'plebiscite'
• Defining 'politics'
• Defining 'vote'

American Bar Association

• Speech vs. violence

American Jurisprudence, 2nd Edition

• Unconstitutional laws

Amos Funkenstein

• Counter-history

Amos v. Mosley

• Misinterpreting the Constitution

Amy Tan

• Fear enables power
• Make your own circumstances

Anatole France

• Even if everybody knows ...

Andrei Sakharov

• Freedom of thought

Andrew Bernstein

• Subordination to the state

Andrew C. McCarthy

• One-world governance vs. the Constitution

Andrew Cline

• The greatest threat to individual liberty

Andrew Jackson

• Distinctions in society
• Hard money
• Liberty endangered
• No necessary evils in government
• The law of the land
• The monied aristocracy

Andrew Klavan

• Thank you, Christian white men

Andrew Torba

• Building the new Internet
• Critical theory
• Hate speech doesn't exist. Stop legitimizing it
• Systemic violence

Andy Biggs

• Our institutions have become untrustworthy and corrupted

Ann Coulter

• A nation of immigrants is not a nation
• Border watch
• Build the wall or get out of the way
• Clues to the immigrant crime wave
• Darfur is the natural state of the world
• Democrats on dissent
• Diversity: That culture you risked your life to flee from
• Foreign entanglements ... modern version
• Global tides
• Government as the extension of the self
• Guns are our friends
• If we lose control of immigration
• Immigration diversity
• Let's secure OUR borders
• Liberal anti-gun arguments
• Liberal treachery
• Mass immigration means giving up our rights and freedoms
• Post-welfare-state immigration
• Progressive policies make the rich richer
• Prosperity through amnesty
• Proud to be un-American
• Real purpose of the 2nd Amendment
• Reverse discrimination
• Sanity needed
• The American whey
• The George Soros factor
• The good and the bad
• The law vs fads
• The standard crisis response
• We get to pick and choose
• We must overcome 'diversity'
• We need facts about immigrant crime
• Who is non-essential?
• Why import foreign criminals?

Anna Ebeling

• The road to state medical care

Anne Bowen Poulin

• Jury nullification
• Power of nullification

Anthony J. Dennis

• Professional soldiers

Anthony J. Hilder

• Enslaving the people

Anthony Kennedy

• Obligation to tolerate speech

Anthony de Jasay

• The sole focus of all conflict

Antoine de Saint-Exupery

• Perfection
• Responsibility
• The slavery of the herd
• When to act

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek

• Craving after knowledge

Antonin Scalia

• Bill of Rights
• No 'interest-balancing' rights
• The Second Amendment

Archibald MacLeish

• Dissenters
• Freedom to choose
• The American dream

Aristotle

• Arms control
• Care more for truth
• Majority vs. minority
• Preferring the 'other'
• That which belongs to everyone belongs to no one
• The false premise of democracy
• The greatest inequality
• The importance of law and justice
• The mark of education
• Toxic femininity

Armando Valladares

• From democracy to dictatorship

Arnold Ahlert

• Government incompetence and corruption

Arthur Goddard

• How the few plunder the many

Arthur Keith

• Divergence of beliefs
• Diversity of beliefs

Arthur S. Miller

• Our secret Establishment

Auberon Herbert

• Dependency on handouts
• Laissez-faire has not failed
• Liberty vs. force
• Look to the root causes
• Numbers don't change morality
• Opposites: Force and reason
• Property rights
• Secular religion
• The career of a politician
• The myth of limitless government
• The tyranny of the majority

Aubrey Bailey

• Clear as mud

Axel Oxenstierna

• Our leaders

Ayn Rand

• Authority without responsibility
• Capitalism vs. altruism
• Cause of inflation
• Collectivism
• Collectivism demands brute force
• Constitutional limits
• Destroy civilization by first destroying the money
• Destroying capitalism
• Difference between socialism and fascism
• Don't conflate capitalism and corporatism
• Government altruism
• Government control of the economy
• Government interference
• Government is a threat
• How to know your society is doomed
• Human chattel
• Immoral morality of the elites
• Individual rights
• Integrity is not extremism
• Limits, not license
• Love of money
• More laws for more control
• Murder or suicide
• No compromise with evil
• Police protection
• Property rights = freedom
• Rejecting 'equality of outcome'
• Rule by brute force
• Source of America's abundance
• Statism
• The goal of 'liberals'
• The nature of socialism
• The smallest minority
• The two causes for progress
• There can be no compromise
• There is no 'we' without 'I'
• Think for yourself
• Who is destroying the world?

Ayrton Senna

• No idols

Barack Hussein Obama

• Hiding the truth
• Illegal immigration
• Limits on presidential power
• No unilateral military actions
• People in power tend to tilt things in their direction
• Raising the debt limit represents failure

Barbara Kay

• Knowledge based on evidence

Barry Goldwater

• Big government
• Border problem
• Extremism and moderation
• From republic to democracy
• Limit government to governing
• Power seekers
• Reduce the size of government
• The Federal Reserve
• The equality of our Founding Fathers

Baruch Spinoza

• Laws against opinions
• Prescribing speech

Bella Dodd

• Freeing yourself from communism
• Wealthy communists

Bellamy Brooks

• Egotism

Ben Carson

• A plea for Constitutional literacy on Constitution Day

Ben Kinchlow

• If white America were racist

Benedict D. LaRosa

• Limited government, neutrality, and armed citizens

Benito Mussolini

• The fascist state

Benjamin A. Rooge

• Economic controls

Benjamin Constant

• Corrupting laws

Benjamin Disraeli

• Government education
• Redistribution is plunder
• The fruits of democracy
• Those behind the scenes
• Truth travels slowly

Benjamin Franklin

• A life worth living
• Borrowing
• Choice of the governed
• Constant kind of warfare
• Danger: Government at work
• Death and taxes
• Debt ends liberty
• Declaration of independence
• Descent into monarchy
• Doing good for the poor
• Freedom of speech is the first to go
• Get informed
• God or tyrants
• Guidance of religion
• Hear both sides
• Hope
• I want liberty
• Jesus of Nazareth
• Orators
• Preserve your virtue and liberty
• Real equality
• Repeal welfare laws
• Socialism will end our Republic
• The best security for liberty
• The cause of all mankind
• The corrosive effect of welfare
• Trading liberty for safety
• Virtue and freedom
• Well done
• Where liberty dwells

Benjamin H. Hill

• Fed Corp.

Benjamin Harrison

• No commission to police the world

Benno Schmidt

• Campus freedom

Bergan Evans

• The moral obligation to be skeptical

Bernard J. Bordonet

• A right of the individual

Bernhard Haisch

• Advances and discoveries

Bertrand Russell

• Check your assumptions
• Eccentric opinions
• Educated into stupidity
• Education paradox
• Freedom of opinion
• Reluctantly forced to war
• The root of democracy
• Thought crimes
• What are the facts?
• Wisdom and certainty

Bertrand de Jouvenel

• Incubating tyranny
• Sheep and wolves
• Socialism: Less power, less money for the people

Bill Archer

• U.S. debt and budget deficit

Bill Hybels

• How to earn dignity

Black's Law Dictionary, 3rd Edition

• Defining 'militia'

Blaise Pascal

• Measuring a man's virtue
• Might becomes right

Bob Emmers

• Government doesn't solve problems

Bob McEwen

• Government control equals poverty

Bob Wells

• Government impediments

Booker T. Washington

• Truth, right, and good

Boston Federal Reserve Bank

• Creating money out of thin air

Brad Shurett

• Givers vs. takers

Brannon P. Denning

• Observe the Constitution, period

Brenda Walker

• Islam and the West
• The Obama solution to illegal immigration

Brian Doherty

• Act in haste, repent in leisure
• Forced monopolies

Buddha

• Be your own light
• Guiding principle

Butler D. Shaffer

• Collectivism
• Fearing responsibility

C. P. Snow

• No man is to be trusted with power
• Obedience and rebellion

C. S. Lewis

• Centralization creates monsters out of men
• Civilizations fall
• Democracy is destroying diversity
• Economic independence
• Girly men
• Running toward a cliff
• Science of tyrants
• The State as the supreme diety
• The tyranny of the 'good'
• The tyrant's plea
• Who can endure these doctrines?
• Why does the state exist?

C. Wright Mills

• The opportunity for choice

Calvin Coolidge

• Excess taxation
• Fight for your freedom
• Legislative priorities
• Liberty is keeping what you have earned
• Nature of liberty
• Observance and enforcement
• Persistence
• Public employee unions
• Spending other people's money
• Take control of government
• The blessing of small government
• The larceny of taxation
• Unnecessary taxes
• Who pays taxes?
• Who really pays corporate taxes
• With freedom comes responsibility

Carl Jung

• laws

Carolyn Lochhead

• No incentives in socialism

Cesare Beccaria

• Favoring the criminal

Chad Walsh

• A complex system of checks and balances

Charles A. Lindbergh Jr.

• America's welfare first
• Lead by example
• Measuring success
• Our wars must advance our interests
• Private thoughts
• Truth during war

Charles A. Lindbergh Sr.

• A radical
• Federal Reserve Act of 1913

Charles Austin Beard

• Bad reputation

Charles Darwin

• False facts
• The origin of the species

Charles Dickens

• Actions over words

Charles Evans Hughes

• Guilt is personal
• No uniformity of opinion
• Right to be different
• The pretext of 'emergency'

Charles Koch

• Collectivist promised
• The American ideal
• The fatal conceit of centralized power
• Welfare for businesses
• Why we fight

Charles Murray

• Reality in education

Charles Osgood

• Being politically correct

Charles Sykes

• Dumbing down higher education

Charles W. Moore

• Political-correctness facists

Charles de Montesquieu

• Appropriate form of government
• Causes of downfall
• Countries become cultivated by freedom
• Deterioration of government
• Institutionalized tyranny

Charles-Louis de Secondat

• Equality in governments

Charley Reese

• Acquitting the unjustly accused
• Dereliction of Congress
• Don't hand over your powers
• Gun control is not about guns or crime
• Preserving our liberty
• Screening voters
• The rising tide of tyranny
• Who to blame

Charlie Kirk

• Regulating everything

Charlie Sykes

• Teacher expectations

Charlton Heston

• Defining political correctness
• Normal Americans are barriers to social progress

Chester W. Nimitz

• Don't give up when you're right

Chris Cox

• U.S. debt and budget deficit

Chris Hedges

• Dystrophy

Christopher Caldwell

• Affirmative action

Christopher Whalen

• Slouching toward socialism

Chuck Schumer

• Illegal immigration is wrong

Clarence Thomas

• A never-ending cycle of victimization
• Affirmative-action policies do not promote harmony
• Discrimination is not helpful
• Encouraging segregation
• Equality before the law
• Government discrimination is noxious
• No license to discriminate
• No prior restraint
• Picking racial winners and losers
• The Fourteenth Amendment needs guardrails
• The zero-sum nature of college admissions
• Today's youth not responsible for segregation
• Two wrongs cannot make a right
• What matters is how you confront challenges

Clemens von Metternich

• Adminicles

Cockrum v. State

• The right to bear arms is absolute

Confucius

• Language must be correct
• Real knowledge
• Right vs. popular

Cullen Hightower

• Compound interest
• Talk is cheap

D. H. Lawrence

• From slavery to liberty to slavery in three generations

Damon Linker

• The progressive mindset

Daniel Hannan

• Honor thy Founding Father

Daniel Patrick Moynihan

• Competence in government
• Opinion vs. facts

Daniel Shiner

• Eliminating cronyism

Daniel Webster

• Danger in irredeemable paper
• Freedom and restraint
• Freedom from black-robed demagogues
• Good intentions
• Government must be just
• Hold onto the Constitution
• Inherent right of the people
• Laws vs. despotism
• Paper money cheats the common man
• Property rights are foundational
• Protected by the Constitution
• Scrutinize government
• Succession
• The case for sound currency
• The grant of liberty
• The source of all true wealth is the farm
• There is a difference

Darren Perkins

• America has been changing and not for the better
• Freedom giving way to control

Dave Barry

• What government does

Dave Brat

• We believe ...

Dave Wilber

• Foreign wars

David Bellamy

• Global warming is part of a natural cycle

David Bergland

• Paying for defense

David Boaz

• Power always corrupts
• The real reason for small government

David D. Friedman

• Private property

David Frum

• Why plan ahead?

David Goodhart

• Democracy and immigration

David Horowitz

• Ethnic studies
• Government responsibility
• Inside progressivism
• Murdering the American social contract

David Hume

• Gradual losses

David Limbaugh

• An imperial, lawless president

David Mon

• No change, no hope.

Dean William Ralph Inge

• Bureaucracy cannot tolerate individuals

Declaration of Independence

• Throwing off an abusive government

Dennis Miller

• Think border walls don't work?

Dennis Prager

• Capitalism vs. socialism
• Demographics and crime
• Fairness
• Freedom shrinks as government grows
• Gratitude vs. entitlement
• Keep government small
• The fatter the government, the skinnier the people
• What every principal should tell his students

Dixon Diaz

• Immigration reform

Donald A. Collins

• Our immigration system is broken

Donald J. Trump

• America first
• Capitalism vs. bureaucracy
• Letter from President Donald J. Trump to the Speaker of the House of Representatives
• Most important number in the immigration debate
• No patience, no tolerance, no sympathy
• No time for political correctness
• Responsible gun ownership
• Social Security Trust Fund
• The concept of global warming
• The crossroads in our history
• The future belongs to patriots
• The threat to the American Dream
• Walls are not immoral
• What is fair to illegals
• What truly matters

Donald S. McAlvaney

• More guns equal more safety

Dorothy Thompson

• Losing liberty

Doug Bandow

• The failure of gun control

Douglas Casey

• Foreign aid

Douglas MacArthur

• Insidious forces within
• The forced march to mediocrity

Dwight D. Eisenhower

• Ancient truth
• Beware the technocracy
• Descended from rebels
• Farewell Address
• Preserving freedom
• Prison or liberty
• Take nothing for granted
• You must have rights to have citizens

Dwight Longenecker

• Supporting evil

E. B. White

• The fallacy of democracy

E. W. Jackson Sr.

• The new racism

Ed Howdershelt

• The four boxes of liberty

Edmund A. Opitz

• Limited government

Edmund Burke

• Addicted to power
• Control will and appetite
• Defending their errors
• Democracy's problem
• Equal rights
• False alternatives to liberty
• Fighting evil
• How power corrodes
• Liberty and justice
• More power means more abuse of power
• No checks on prosperity
• Past, present, and future
• The pretense of caring
• The squeaky wheels
• The true danger to liberty

Edmund Randolph

• How to ensure your freedom
• The ills of democracy

Edward Abbey

• Be ready to defend your country
• The Rule of Law

Edward Gibbon

• Protection against monarchs, etc.
• The plight of the Athenians

Edward H. Crane

• Coercion vs. voluntarism
• Enumerated powers
• The Great Depression

Edward Langley

• Politicians

Edward R. Murrow

• Press v. public

Edward Snowden

• Exercise your rights
• Subverting the will of the electorate
• Violating their oaths

Elbert Hubbard

• Charlatans need followers

Elbridge Gerry

• Evils from democracy
• Prevent the establishment of a standing army
• The militia protects our rights and liberties

Elizabeth Kantor

• Political correctness vs. Western civilization

Elon Musk

• Woke Disney has a major problem
• Wokeness is a shield

Enoch Powell

• 'Rivers of Blood'

Eric Hoffer

• Clamoring for equality
• Fanatical hatred
• Freedom vs. power
• Freedom vs. responsibility
• Invisible truths
• Losses under totalitarianism
• Minority rule
• Power and prophecies
• Power demands submission
• The haves and have-nots

Eric Holder

• Frank discussion needed

Eric Schaub

• Exercise your rights
• Exploiters as educators
• Freedom and responsibility
• Freedom is a responsibility
• Freedom is risky
• Surrendering Constitutional rights

Ernest Hemingway

• Inflation and war

Ezra Pound

• False dichotomy

F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Think for yourself

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

• Inflation decreases purchasing power

Felix Emmanuel Schelling

• Education creates inequality

Fisher Ames

• A republic, not a democracy
• Laws needed to protect liberty
• Liberty under democracies

Fjordman

• Europeans and Muslims

Francis Bacon

• A certain spark of truth
• Cunning men
• Don't try to live on hope
• Knowledge is power
• Whatever exists deserves to be known

Francis Bellamy

• I pledge allegiance

Francis Wright

• Persecution for opinion

Frank Chodorov

• Secessionist attitudes
• The cost of socialism

Frank Church

• The NSA

Frank Kent

• Ending government evil
• People get the government they tolerate

Frank Zappa

• Socialism produces unhappiness

Franklin D. Roosevelt

• History shows the dole is destructive
• Money talks
• Public employee collective bargaining
• Public employee union tactics

Frederic Bastiat

• A fatal tendency of mankind
• Collective rights
• Expansion of the state
• Government plundering
• How socialism gains a foothold
• Laws and rights
• Legal plunder
• Legal plunder has many names
• Life, liberty, and property
• Might doesn't make right
• Natural rights
• No legal plunder
• Question the 'shepherds'
• Rational law
• Socialism vs. society
• State expense
• The evil of legalizing theft
• The fiction of government
• The law defends plunder
• The law has been perverted
• The mission of the law
• Try liberty
• Virtue of free markets
• What is this liberty?
• When plunder is organized by law
• When the law becomes corrupted

Frederick Douglass

• Education fights slavery

Frederick Soddy

• Honest money needed
• Real wealth and virtual wealth

Freemans Journal'

• Freedom is easy to lose

Friedrich August von Hayek

• Dealing with inequality
• Equality of opportunity vs. equality of outcome
• Fiat currencies allow government theft
• Freedom of commerce
• Government mismanagement of monies
• How democracy commits suicide
• Humility before wisdom
• Idealists and fanatics
• People are very different
• Private property
• Progressive fascism
• Socialist 'economics'
• The collectivist paradox
• The free market limits oppression
• The greatest danger to liberty
• The mirage of social justice
• Time-binding
• Unintended consequences
• Unlimited power leads to despotism
• Voting for tyranny
• We used to be free
• What economists do

Friedrich Nietzsche

• Socialism related to despotism
• The socialism continuum
• The will to be responsible

G. Edward Griffin

• Constitutional communism
• Inflation equals theft
• Patriotic obligation

G. Gordon Liddy

• Liberal spending

Galileo

• Denying scientific principles

Galileo Galilei

• Discovering truths
• Scientific authority
• Use it or lose it

Gary Allen

• The perfect tool

George Bancroft

• Paper money not legal

George Bernard Shaw

• Circumstances
• Economists
• Inflation betrays creditors
• On the value of being irritating
• Robbing through taxes
• The equality of socialism
• The power of accurate observation
• What socialism means

George Borjas

• 'Yes, immigration hurts American workers'

George Herron

• Govern yourself

George Mason

• Disarm people to enslave them
• Equally free and independent
• Government must be for the common benefit
• The nature of laws

George Orwell

• Challenging the orthodoxy
• Cheerleading for war
• Control
• Destroy people by destroying history
• Disinformation
• Doublethink
• Hating the truth
• How low we've sunk
• Imposing the revolution
• Intellectual stupidity
• Loss of freedom means loss of rights
• Perpetual war
• Political language
• Politics are everywhere
• Progressive ideas
• Ruling through fraud and force
• Seeing the obvious
• The goal of Newspeak
• The two purposes of propaganda
• Thoughts vs. actions
• Truth can be revolutionary
• Truth vs. lies
• What goes around can come around
• Who are you going to believe?
• Why we have wars
• Your vote is important

George Patton

• Object of war

George S. Boutwell

• Empire abroad means repression at home

George Santayana

• Intelligence
• Uniformity is not ideal

George Washington

• American isolationism
• Americans must put America first
• Armed and ready
• Avoid debt
• Cherish public credit
• Conduct with other nations
• Dangerous servant and fearful master
• Death by fiat currency
• Despotism through consolidation of power
• Firearms and the Constitution
• Firearms restrain evil interference
• How best to make citizens happy
• If we lose free speech
• Immigrants must assimilate
• Informed public
• Isolationism and self-reliance
• Last official act
• Let experience solve it
• Most urgent fiscal consideration
• No favored nations
• No need to encourage immigration
• Occupants of public offices
• Only one way
• Political factions
• Preserving liberty
• Pretended patriotism
• Reason needs freedom of speech
• Religion and morality
• The best form of government
• The effect of paper money
• The insidious wiles of foreign influence
• The power of the free man
• The sacred obligation of the Constitution
• The time is now near at hand
• Traitors
• When liberty is abused to licentiousness

George Will

• The primary goal of collectivism

Georges Bernanos

• First sign of societal corruption

Georges Ripert

• The tyranny of the law

Gerald Ford

• Big government
• In America, the citizen is sovereign

Gilbert Keith Chesterton

• Our divided world
• Theory of free speech

Gordon B. Hinckley

• No substitute for work

Gore Vidal

• Decadent language

Greg Raven

• A peek into the future
• Act now to ensure your safety
• Assault weapons
• Bigger government
• Cheaper than ever
• Electoral college
• Government backs only losers
• Governmental solutions
• Gun-free zones
• Here's how to handle the situation in Seattle
• Improvement is impossible
• Looking good in comparison
• Looking good in comparison
• Mob rule
• Modern 'progressives'
• Modern 'progressivism'
• Progressives and progress
• Putting the trans in transition
• Racing toward oblivion
• Redefining words
• Something for nothing
• The difference between Democrats and Republicans
• The land of the free and home of the brave
• The worst of the worst
• Too much of a bad thing

Gregory Christainsen

• Making the best use of knowledge

Grover Cleveland

• Excessive taxation
• Honor in work
• No Constitutional warrant for welfare
• Un-Constitutional spending
• Unconstitutional appropriations
• Who supports whom

Gustave Le Bon

• Chimeras
• Civilizations
• Illogic in crowds
• Intolerance and beliefs
• No thirst for truth in the masses
• Revolutions and belief
• The mentality of crowds
• The savagery of crowds
• Which is worse?

H. L. Mencken

• Admiring liars
• All government is evil
• Bureaucracies vs. citizens
• Bureaucrats and guns
• Collective wisdom
• Cynics are usually correct
• Decent men needed
• Demagogue defined
• Demagogues and demaslaves
• Eat the others
• Elections cynically viewed
• Extending police power
• Failings of the fourth estate
• For every problem
• Getting what you deserve
• Government education
• Government vs. industry
• Government vs. liberty
• Governments preserve by hobbling
• Honesty in government
• I believe in only one thing
• Keeping bureaucrats honest
• Limiting our liberties
• Mob democracy
• Needed: A return to normalcy
• New taxes atop old
• Newspapers
• Of the people, by the people, and for the people
• Practical politics
• Qualifications for the Presidency
• Running the circus
• Secondary agenda
• Simple and wrong
• The enemy is the State
• The fundamental theory of American law
• The most dangerous man
• The religion of democracy
• The worst failure
• Think for yourself
• Thinking, logic, and facts
• Truth needs no law

H. L. Richardson

• Legalizing theft

Hannah Arendt

• Free press

Hans Eysenck

• Might does not make right

Hans L. Eicholz

• The basis for republicanism

Hans-Hermann Hoppe

• Government power vs. individual liberty
• Legitimate concerns
• State PR
• The power to covet

Harry Browne

• Absolute rights
• Delayed misery
• Government is a cancer
• Government power
• Liberty and the press
• Our 1.5-party system
• Political promises
• Right-sizing government
• The camel's nose under the tent
• The single biggest intrusion
• When paper money crashes

Harry Reid

• No sane country would permit birthright citizenship
• Perspectives on immigration: Cut legal admissions by two-thirds

Harry S. Truman

• Censorship and oppression
• Efficient government
• Give 'em hell
• Politicians and money
• The politician's alternative

Heather Mac Donald

• Black lies matter
• Importance of an informed electorate
• Lawlessness breeds more lawlessness
• The truth about crime, race, and policing in America

Heinrich Heine

• Special charters of freedoms

Hendrik van Loon

• Attacking ignorance

Henry Becque

• The defect of equality

Henry David Thoreau

• Beware the do-gooder
• Beyond democracy
• Don't engage in 'legal' plunder
• Give me truth
• Location, location, location
• Peaceable revolution

Henry Grady Weaver

• Greek democracy
• The harm inflicted by do-gooders

Henry Hazlitt

• No such thing as responsible paper money management
• The Gospel of Marx

Henry St. George Tucker

• Personal security, personal liberty, and private property

Henry Steele Commager

• Justifying freedom of speech

Herbert Hoover

• Collectivist emergencies
• Honest differences
• Speak without fear

Herbert Spencer

• Civilization
• Don't fear the truth
• Foolish endeavor
• It's the result, not the intention
• Reject appeals to authority
• Republican government
• Socialism involves slavery
• Taxes diminish freedom
• Vote for freedom

Hernando de Soto Polar

• The importance of private property

Hillary Clinton

• Clear message to illegal aliens
• Political debate is patriotic

Horatio Seymour

• The Constitution stops democracy

Hubert H. Humphrey

• Free market for speech

Huey P. Newton

• Unarmed people are slaves

Hugo L. Black

• Exposing government deceit
• Freedom to publish
• Historical benefits of anonymity
• Preserve the Bill of Rights
• The Constitution is the benchmark
• The bare minimum
• The first ten Amendments
• What free speech is

Hunter Lewis

• Expansion and collapse

Ilana Mercer

• Faux sophistication

Immanuel Kant

• Individual happiness

Ingrid Bergman

• Happiness

Irwin Schiff

• Cut goverment funding

Isaac Bashevis Singer

• Judging character

Isaiah Berlin

• Humans as objects of the state
• Thought control and conditioning

J. C. Watts Jr.

• Trying to erase poverty

J. P. Morgan

• People without homes will not quarrel

J. Robert Oppenheimer

• No barriers to inquiry
• Preserving freedom
• The necessity of oversight

J. Tucker Alford

• Clinging to victimhood

Jack Carr

• Fight big government

Jacob G. Hornberger

• Cut from the same cloth
• Freedom is precarious
• Gun owners are patriots
• Politically-correct education
• The biggest threat to the American people
• The deity of the State

James A. Garfield

• Controlling the volume of money
• Currency duties
• Defending unpopular truth
• Gold and silver afford the only safe foundation for a monetary system

James Angleton

• State deception

James Bovard

• Democracy
• On assault weapons and hate speech
• Subsidies
• The first step in saving our liberty

James Bryant Conant

• Diversity of opinion

James Burgh

• All lawful authority
• Unarmed people cannot guarantee security

James Burnham

• Liberalism is suicide
• Liberalism is western suicide

James Cardinal Gibbons

• Counterfeit truth

James Fenimore Cooper

• Government abuse of power
• Mission creep
• Unrestrained authority

James Fitzjames Stephens

• Equal justice under the law

James J. Kouri

• Militarizing government officials

James M. Buchanan

• Economics

James Madison

• 'Discretionary' spending
• A republic promises the cure
• Abuse of government power
• Abuse of power
• Accumulation of powers
• America united
• Americans are trusted with arms
• Banking control over government
• Changing and voluminous laws
• Charity is not a duty of government
• Circumspection and distrust
• Commerce Clause
• Consequences for Congress
• Conspiracy against peace
• Controlling government
• Defending against domestic tyrannies
• Distrust of powerful men
• Easy naturalization
• Enlightened free-market
• Equal protection
• Federal jurisdiction is limited
• First duty of citizens
• Fluctuating policies
• Formula for tyranny
• Freedom of the press
• From democracy to anarchy
• General Welfare
• General welfare
• Government obligations to constituents
• Independence through self-sufficiency
• Knowledge is key for liberty
• Laws must apply to all
• Legislative growth
• Liberty and faction
• Loss of liberty
• Majority makes right?
• Never let a good crisis go to waste
• New arrivals must support our Constitution
• No elective despotism
• Nothing safe from an excess of power
• Oppression by unequal taxes
• Overbearing majority
• Persons and property
• Problems with a pure democracy
• Protection of property
• Public debt
• Regulations and special interests
• Republican government
• Separation of powers
• Silent encroachments
• States are sovereign bodies
• The delegation public views
• The eyes of the world are upon us
• The foundation of self-government
• The historical background of the Constitution
• The misfortune of government
• The most dreaded enemy of liberty
• The prime function of government
• The real danger of oppression
• The ultimate authority lies in an armed populace
• Trustworthiness of government
• Tyranny and oppression
• Tyranny and oppression
• Unlimited government
• Using every trick to expand government
• We need men of virtue and wisdom
• Why a republic?
• Why leaders go to war

James Monroe

• Usurping our sovereignty

James Paine

• The effects of Prohibition

James Paterson

• The right of each to carry arms

James Wilson

• The thirteen States
• Without liberty and law

Jared Taylor

• 'White privilege' is a dangerous conspiracy theory
• Costs of diversity
• Political correctness in a nutshell
• Racial differences in intelligence
• The inequality of the races
• The myth of diversity
• The reality of race
• Western civilization
• Wonderful diversity?

Jarret B. Wollstein

• Productivity through freedom
• Rights and needs of the many

Jean de la Bruyere

• Governance

Jeff Sessions

• Autarky
• Undermining immigration laws

Jefferson Davis

• Majority rule

Jeffrey R. Snyder

• Disarmed citizens are servants
• How society controls crime
• Is your life worth protecting?
• Master and servant
• The Bill of Rights
• Violence by proxy

Jeffrey T. Brown

• The two faces of multiculturalism

Jeremy Clarkson

• Asylum immigration

Jerry Brown

• Decentralization is crucial

Jerry Pournelle

• Consequences of PC

Jerry Voorhis

• Hidden taxation

Jesse Lee Peterson

• Ending racism

Jesse Ventura

• Definition of 'gun control'

Jim Goad

• Globalist hypocrisy
• I considered myself a liberal ...
• Leftist sadism
• Much ado about caring
• White supremacy

Joe Arpaio

• Liberal paradise

Joe Digenova

• Dishonesty is the default

Joe Sobran

• Anything called a 'program' is unconstitutional
• Can the real Constitution be restored?
• Censorship
• Communism and socialism
• Corruption in government
• Destroying our protections
• Forms of tyranny
• Government intervention
• Greed
• Liberal mating and migratory habits
• Liberalism succinctly
• Living document or dead letter?
• Modern 'diversity'
• Need, greed, and compassion
• Our government is above the law
• Politicians and pickpockets
• Several by Sobran
• Small-minded rulers
• The Federal clique
• The de-evolution of schooling
• The logic of gun control
• The purpose of a college education
• The urge to centralize

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

• Enslaved by false freedom
• Equality and liberty
• Knowing is not enough
• Nothing worse
• The best government
• Which is the best government?

John Adams

• Accumulating public debt
• Allow no one to endanger liberty
• Corruption is like a cancer
• Defense as a duty
• Democracy never lasts long
• Don't be talked out of your liberties
• Educating children
• Facts are stubborn things
• Foundation of fear
• From democracy to anarchy to subjugation
• Hard times create strong men
• How to conquer and enslave
• How to make the Constitution work again
• Individual self defense
• Injurious banks
• Jaws of power
• Liberty lost
• Liberty vs. security
• Preserving liberty through knowledge
• Private property creates liberty
• Property must be protected
• Public affairs
• Republic vs. a democracy
• Republican form of government
• Stop arbitrary power cold
• The danger of direct democracy
• The danger of private interests
• The election cycle
• The evil of a two-party system
• The history of the Revolution
• The people must be moral
• Useless men
• Virtue: Public and private
• We must understand our monetary system
• Why study politics and war
• Your rights

John Bryant

• Speak out against tyranny

John C. Calhoun

• Built-in excess
• Centralized power
• The tyranny of majority rule

John Calvin Thomas

• Subsidizing poverty

John Coleman

• Global warming

John D. MacDonald

• Improper weights

John Derbyshire

• The nature of a powerful bureaucratic class

John Dewey

• Beware the enemy within
• The real threat we face

John Enoch Powell

• Personal responsibility

John F. Di Leo

• Equality under the law

John F. Kennedy

• America welcomes free speech and free thought
• Ask not
• Hope and change
• Liberty and learning
• Minute Men needed
• Secrecy in free society
• Secrecy in government
• The 2nd Amendment will always be important
• The path to prosperity
• Thomas Jefferson
• Vast left-wing conspiracy

John F. McManus

• Total control

John F. Shafroth

• Republics are formed only after revolution

John G. Diefenbaker

• Freedom of speech

John Hayward

• No duty to their constituents
• Public sector vs. private

John Jay

• Causes of war
• Safety against foreign force
• The American nation
• The people, authority, and responsibility

John Joseph Ray

• 'Right-wing' socialism

John Kenneth Galbraith

• Everybody knows
• Freedom vs. the state

John Leo

• The importance of accountability

John Lindsay

• Freedom lost to 'law and order'

John Locke

• Delegation of powers
• Equality through freedom
• Government must protect property
• Law and freedom
• Preserve the innocent
• Virtue
• When government declares war on its people

John Longenecker

• Carrying a gun

John Louis Coffey

• Privacy rights

John Marshall

• End taxation to ensure our liberty
• The power to tax is the power to destroy

John Marshall Harlan

• Equality under the law
• The importance of free speech

John Maynard Keynes

• Government efficiency
• Lenin was correct

John Milton

• Freedom of speech is paramount
• The importance of language

John OSullivan'

• Escaping 'utopia'

John P. Reid

• Small government

John Philpot Curran

• Eternal Vigilance
• Eternal vigilence

John Quincy Adams

• Always stand on principle
• Appreciate what you've been given
• Becoming American
• True world leadership

John R. Lott Jr.

• Gun-free zones

John Sauer

• Federal censorship

John Steinbeck

• Fight limits on the individual
• The profound tradition of firearm possession

John Stuart Mill

• Man must be bigger than the state
• Preventing force and fraud
• Sheepthink
• The damage is already done
• The individual is sovereign
• The individual vs. the group
• The moral police
• True freedom

John Trenchard

• Liberty over your own actions

John Witherspoon

• Making people ripe for destruction

Jon Roland

• Test for a police state

Jon Stewart

• The Obamacare roll-out

Jonathan Turley

• Losing the branches of our government

Jonette Christian

• Immigration policy

Jorg Guido Hulsmann

• Fiat currency

Josef Stalin

• Education is a weapon
• Social democracy and fascism
• The value of fake news
• Voting

Joseph Baldacchino

• Constitutional liberties are being jettisoned

Joseph Farah

• Racists in high places

Joseph Story

• Indiscriminate immigration endangers the Union
• Marriage is the parent of society
• Oath of office
• The palladium of our liberties
• Why republics fall

Josiah Warren

• Forced equality is madness
• If you don't work, neither should you eat

José Ortega y Gasset

• The danger of state intervention

Julian Simon

• Misunderstanding the free market

Julius Caesar

• Bad precedents

Karl Hess

• At war with competition

Karl Marx

• Democracy cannot long survive

Kenneth Boulding