Uncommon sense about ‘government’

• Government is the teacher
• Economic security is not a human right
• The sole focus of all conflict
• The least government is the best government
• Good and safe government
• Laws vs. despotism
• Regulating everything
• Cut goverment funding
• The Rule of Law
• Equality in governments
• Keep government small
• No necessary evils in government
• Bigger government
• Improvement is impossible
• State deception
• Unrestrained authority
• Power must be dispersed
• Don’t trust a necessary evil
• End disastrous policies, period
• The eyes of the world are upon us
• No duty to their constituents
• Intellects or imbeciles
• Persons and property
• Wants and wickedness
• Republican government
• Which is the best government?
• Submitting to burdens
• Be ready to defend your country
• Anybody can be president
• Occupants of public offices
• Governments preserve by hobbling
• How people constitute a government
• The delegation public views
• Efficient government
• All lawful authority
• The only recourse for betrayal
• Power always corrupts
• Burgeoning bureaucracy
• The essential characteristic of government
• Government vs. liberty
• Those behind the scenes
• The individual, not the government
• No right to arbitrary power
• Government expands at will
• All government is evil
• Government waste
• Disinformation
• Several by Sobran
• Natural progression
• Descent into tyranny
• The rising tide of tyranny
• Reality over perception
• Who to blame
• The worst failure
• The company you keep
• Limiting government power
• Freedom from coercion
• Don’t steal
• Freedom shrinks as government grows
• Modern government in a nutshell
• Checks and restraints
• What truly matters
• They are supposed to work for us
• From servants to masters
• More government = less humanity
• Politics and government
• The problem of governments
• If only they never did anything
• Decent men needed
• Government efficiency
• Who is non-essential?
• The best argument for small government
• The misfortune of government
• Don’t hand over your powers
• Choose freedom
• Too much of a bad thing
• Why does the state exist?
• Protect us from force and fraud
• What our Federal government should be
• Our current madness
• What government must to do be considered legitimate
• Limiting our liberties
• Government vs. the people
• Centralized power
• The camel’s nose under the tent
• The enemy is the State
• Honesty in government
• Legislative priorities
• The pretext of ‘emergency’
• Economic power vs. political power
• Built-in excess
• Right-sizing government
• There is a difference
• Government power
• The greatest threat to individual liberty
• Limit government to governing
• Government vs. industry
• Authority without responsibility
• Power in high places
• Competence in government
• The threat to the American Dream
• Authority and responsibility
• Appropriate form of government
• Growth of illegitimate government
• Republican form of government
• Defense as a duty
• No loving care from the government
• The best and brightest
• You get what you reward
• Wise governance
• Society does not equal the State
• Limited government
• Keeping bureaucrats honest
• Bureaucrats
• Controlling government
• The ‘gateway’ state
• Acquiescence or action
• Country vs. government
• How to limit government?
• The government is not the country
• Why republics fall
• These things I believe
• Corruption in government
• The greatest danger to liberty
• Federal intervention
• Government intervention
• Losing the branches of our government
• Small government
• Deterioration of government
• Temporary government programs
• Government responsibility
• The fatter the government, the skinnier the people
• People get the government they tolerate
• The best government
• Burdensome government
• Government limits
• Republic vs. a democracy
• Delegation of powers
• Government’s glass ceiling
• The biggest threat to the American people
• Using every trick to expand government
• The criminal state
• Why can’t government cut back?
• Government is the opposite of liberty
• Thieves petty and great
• Government impediments
• You ain’t seen nothing yet
• No elective despotism
• Good cop, bad cop
• Delayed misery
• Government doesn’t solve problems
• Unlimited government
• The Federal clique
• Act in haste, repent in leisure
• Government is a cancer
• Government medicine
• Legislative growth
• Big government
• Militarizing government officials
• Price of apathy
• Government’s fatal attraction
• Preserving our republican form of government
• The men we need in our government
• Society and government
• Government effectiveness
• Making government work
• View from the top
• Bureaucracies vs. citizens
• Constant kind of warfare
• Running the country
• Proportionality in government power
• Anything called a ‘program’ is unconstitutional
• Lethargic government wanted
• The judiciary
• The foundation of self-government
• Dangerous servant and fearful master
• Hell hath no fury
• Efficiency of the private sector
• As government expands, liberty contracts
• Take control of government
• Public affairs
• Expansion of the state
• Qualifications for the Presidency
• The real danger of oppression
• When government declares war on its people
• Trending toward monarchy
• Government must be for the common benefit
• Government must be small
• You know when you’ve been in office too long
• Worse than government
• Terrifying words
• Government power vs. individual liberty
• Government policy
• Bring out the chain saw
• There ought to be a law
• The mystery of government
• Parliament of whores
• Optimism about government
• Governments and bureaucracies
• Government’s obligation
• Government ‘solutions’
• Republican government
• Reduce the size of government
• Compound interest
• Big government
• Government obligations to constituents
• The most sacred duty of government
• Too much government is bad
• The role of government
• The fiction of government
• Talk is cheap
• Strong government
• Private sector vs. public sector
• Not jokes, but facts
• Jeopardy
• Idiotic members of Congress
• How to run Rome
• Government responsibility
• Government is the problem
• Government analogy
• Congress critters
• Choose your rulers wisely
• Beware greedy government
• Abuse of government power
• Government ought to be open to improvement
• People in power tend to tilt things in their direction
• A republic promises the cure
• Farewell Address