Robert Cogan’s Clash of Political Positions in the current Erie Reader got me to thinking about political tags from a Libertarian viewpoint. Mr. Cogan presents an enlightening comparison of political philosophies, primarily liberal, progressive, conservative and Libertarian. He describes many characteristics of each breed that I agree with. There are many unfortunate similarities also. These groups are not at all what they pretend to be. There are few real conservatives for example, at least not in the paleo-conservative Robert Taft tradition. Read the rest of this entry »
Posts Tagged ‘National Defense Authorization Act’
Clash of Political Positions
Posted by Martin C. Fox on January 22, 2012
Posted in Political Philosophy | Tagged: Bin Laden, Corporatist, Libertarian, National Defense Authorization Act, Panarchism, patriot act, progressive, Robert Cogan, Ron Paul | Leave a Comment »
We should recall anyone who Voted for the National Defense Authorization Act
Posted by Martin C. Fox on January 2, 2012
Below is my latest letter sent to the Erie Times News-I would surely like to see a recall movement in PA.
The Patriot Act has essentially repealed the 4th Amendment. Now the Fifth Amendment which says we cannot incriminate ourselves, cannot be held without being charged or cannot be denied legal representation and that we have a guarantee of a speedy trial is toast. This is due to the National Defense Authorization Act, sponsored by Senators McCain and Levin who never saw a war they did not like. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Fascism | Tagged: 4th amendment, brownshirt, fifth amendment, impeach, National Defense Authorization Act, recall movement, representative Kelly, Ron Paul, Senator Casey, senator Toomey | 2 Comments »
