Dave Nalle has been a magazine editor, freelance writer, capitol hill staffer, game designer and taught college history for many years. He is Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus, working to promote liberty in the GOP. He designs fonts for a living and lives with his family just outside Austin. You can find his writings on politics and culture at Republic of Dave, on conspiracy theories at IdiotWars and on design and fonts at The Scriptorium.
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Stupak Amendment Shows Folly of Single Issue Politics
You can't trust single issue voters and in the end they are just more enemies of liberty.
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The Myth of Republican Uniformity
Is the Republican Party of today the party of the Bush era and was it ever the monolithic party some believe?
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The Election in Brief: Victories for Liberty
Around the nation, fiscal conservatism and individual liberty seemed to be the rule for the off-year elections.
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Scozzafava Endorses Owens
Scozzafava's endorsement of Democrat Bill Owens may not be enough to overcome Hoffman's momentum.
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White House Visitors Log Shows Where Influence Lies
A look at who is visiting the President and how often tells a lot about where his real loyalties lie.
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Scozzafava Drops Out in NY-23 Race
Scozzafava withdraws, leaving Hoffman the favorite in New York's 23rd district special election.
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Radical Imam Killed in Shootout with FBI in Detroit
An FBI raid on a Detroit warehouse ended in a violent confrontation with the leader of a muslim separatist group.
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What Makes a Theocratic Statist a "Liberty Candidate?"
No candidate who takes money and endorsements from extremists and bigots can be considered pro-liberty.
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Breaking the Intellectual Isolation of Libertarianism
Give the money and I'll free the young libertarians from the prison of intellectual isolation.
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Do Supporters of Socialized Health Care Just Not See the Irony?
I'd laugh at the irony, but the fact that we are actually considering doing this to ourselves is just not very funny.
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