Partisan Press Conference (Episode 3)

Partisan Press Conference (Episode 3)

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Team Red and Team Blue are here to talk about Election 2024…and Arnold Palmer’s manhood. Written by Andrew Heaton, Austin Bragg, Meredith Bragg, and John Carter; produced by John Carter, Austin Bragg, and Meredith Bragg; performed by Andrew Heaton and Austin Bragg. Writer, Actor: Andrew Heaton Producer, Writer, Editor, Actor: Austin Bragg Producer, Writer, Editor: Meredith Bragg Producer, Writer: John Carter The post Partisan Press Conference (Episode 3) appeared first on Reason.com.

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The Housing Election That Won't Fix the Housing Crisis

The Housing Election That Won’t Fix the Housing Crisis

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Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This is of course not just any Tuesday but Election Day, where the country will decide who should control Congress, the White House, and innumerable state and local offices, and vote on a huge number of ballot initiatives. My initial thought for the newsletter was to do some aggressive counterprogramming and not mention the presidential race at all. But since Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris is what everyone […]

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Question about Tether Gold, Peter Schiff, Gold-Backed Crypto

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Peter Schiff has expressed enthusiasm for the concept of gold-backed crypto. But such products already exist: for example Tether Gold. Schiff has not acknowledged them, which suggests that there is something unsatisfactory about them. Can someone explain to me the flaw, as Peter Schiff would see it, in Tether Gold? I know that commodity-backed crypto is somewhat antithetical to both the cryptocurrency philosophy and the stacker philosophy so I’m not looking for comments along those lines. I just […]

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Tweet Wall Street Journal columnist Mary Anastasia O’Grady breaks this news to progressives: “There’s no such thing as the Latino vote.” Two slices: The human desire to be part of a group is real. Small tribes whose members have a lot in common may be prone to vote as one. But the larger groups get, the more diverse their priorities become. This reality hit home for Democrats and journalists on Tuesday among what they like to call the […]

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An Immigration Conversation with a Conservative

An Immigration Conversation with a Conservative

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Donald Trump’s reelection as president of the United States has been partly identified with his promise to “close the border” to illegal immigration and the threat of a mass deportation of millions of those who have been living in America, sometimes for almost a lifetime. If this threat is carried out, it would be one of the largest forced migrations in modern history. Classical liberals and libertarians have long argued for the right of freedom of movement. An […]

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No Gag Order Against Sean Combs Accusers (and Other Prospective Criminal Trial Witnesses)

No Gag Order Against Sean Combs Accusers (and Other Prospective Criminal Trial Witnesses)

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From Judge Arun Subramanian’s opinion Friday in U.S. v. Combs (S.D.N.Y.): On October 20, 2024, defendant Sean Combs moved for an order prohibiting prospective witnesses and their attorneys from making extrajudicial statements that he argues will substantially interfere with his right to a fair trial. In terms of who those “prospective witnesses” are, Combs clarified that the category includes “all those who claim to be victims.” … Combs’s authorities don’t support a gag order applicable not only to […]

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