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By Matthew Robin • Sep 19,2022 Markets & Free Enterprise, Policy

Libertarian SCOTUS Review: School Choice

The Supreme Court made waves in its recent session. Unfortunately, our news media fails in its reporting on these cases. They focus solely on the outcomes and political ramifications with...

By Matthew Robin • Jul 08,2022 Culture, Leadership

Occupational Licensing: The Other Right to Work Issue

The ‘Right to Work’ issue led to my embrace of economic liberty. The notion that a union can force my membership as a condition of employment strikes me as entirely...

By Matthew Robin • May 18,2022 Liberty, Policy

Libertarian Legislative Victories

Politics can seem quite depressing for libertarians. Coalitions to restrict liberty appear easier to assemble than coalitions to enhance it. Despite the difficulty, liberty enhancing coalitions continue to pass legislation...

By Matthew Robin • Apr 15,2022 Liberty, Policy

There’s Still Hope for Bills in Georgia

On April 1st, the Georgia legislature ended the final session for this legislative calendar. And there is a sense of hope in libertarian political action. Some bills take years or...

By Matthew Robin • Feb 23,2022 Markets & Free Enterprise, Policy

School Choice Is A Game of Inches

Vince Lombardi said, “Football is a game of inches, and inches makes champions”. The same logic applies to politics, you can move many inches in an extended period of time....

Author: Matthew Robin

Libertarian SCOTUS Review: School Choice

Occupational Licensing: The Other Right to Work Issue

Libertarian Legislative Victories

There’s Still Hope for Bills in Georgia

School Choice Is A Game of Inches