Emmett Harris tells a true story about how easy it is to commit voter fraud (redundancy?). And if you expose the incompetence of a government worker, you can go to jail.

Rob M. dishes out major dirt on the DemocRats and how they would have you spend your miniscule tax savings from Bush's wimpy-ass tax cut.

Rachael Anne Fajardo on how anarchism is the greatest thing never invented. And the stupidity of being nice to idiots.

David Smith on how the government doesn't even follow its own rules.

Michael Gilson de Lemos explains why libertarians know what the state will do...before the state does. Sigh...will we ever get any credit?

Bob Murphy destroys the McVeigh-worshippers, and demonstrates a hypothetical modern-day coup led by Alex Velazquez, a la la Boetie. What a suck up.

David Smith theorizes on the legitimacy of municipal ownership of streets, and is outraged about the ousting of residents from their parking spaces in favor of Hollywood producers. 

Jules Varwig uses the example of Jane Goodall and her chimps to explode the myth that competition leads to monkey fights even among humans.

The drug companies are strangling us with their evil coupons and discounts, says Emmett Harris, who also has some ruminations about how the State can simultaneously enforce monopoly and destroy it.