“The essence of liberty has always lain in the ability to choose as you wish to choose, because you wish to choose, uncoerced, unbullied, not swallowed up in some vast system; and in the right to resist, to be unpopular, to stand up for your convictions merely because they are your convictions. That is true [...]
Resources
- AEI
- Cato Institute
- CEI
- Foundation for Economic Education
- GlobalWarming.org
- Learn Liberty
- Mises Institute
- The Declaration of Independence
- The Federalist Papers
- The Founders' Constitution
- The Founders' Hermeneutic: The Real Original Understanding of Original Intent, by Professor Robert G. Natelson
- The Freeman
