A real proposal to change the face of money
There has been a lot of discussion recently about the decision by Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to replace Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill with Harriet Tubman. In an open …
SCOTUS hears immigration case
In November 2014 President Obama issued an executive order deferring or preventing deportation for roughly 4 million people. According to Reuters, “those who have lived illegally in the United States …
Unlocked iPhone opens privacy debate
The FBI recently dropped a lawsuit against Apple that sought to force the phone manufacturer to unlock the iPhone used by a shooting suspect in San Bernardino, California. Before the …
The problem facing the electorate
“Only in America!” It’s a phrase that has gone out of favor in recent times, but at one time referred to the opportunities available in the United States. Now it …
Yes, Virginia, taxation is theft
We’re just a few weeks away from one of the most dreaded days of the year: April 15, Tax Day. Over the past few years discussions around Tax Day have …
NEWS RELEASE: The Advocates For Self-Government’s Political Quiz Crosses The 23 Million Mark
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release March 23, 2016 For More Information, Please Contact: Brett Bittner, 770-386-8372 WORLD’S SMALLEST POLITICAL QUIZ TAKEN BY MORE THAN 23 MILLION PEOPLE INDIANAPOLIS – More …
SCOTUS decision paves way for expanded cannabis legalization
On March 18, the Oregon Department of Revenue announced that during the first month of legal cannabis sales, nearly $3.5 million in tax revenues were raised, which far exceeded projections. …
Two ADDITIONAL co-sponsors for the One Subject at a Time Act
Now, Minnesota and Georgia Reps join Rep. Mia Love
WOW! Two more co-sponsors for the One Subject at a Time Act
Georgia and Oklahoma Reps join Rep. Mia Love
Cuba: The final front in the Cold War
Despite the renewal of diplomatic relations between the governments of the US and Cuba, there remains an embargo on, among other things, books and educational materials. There is now a …