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Does Liberty Have A Chance?

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The summer has been disheartening for libertarians, but hope remains.

Rethinking the Solid South: Gay Rights and the Regional Divide

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LGBT advocacy groups should reevaluate their state-by-state strategy and adopt a national approach.

Battleground Texas: The GOP Fights for its Life

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The long-run consequences of a blue Texas should worry Democrats and Republicans alike

The American Sense of Self: A British Perspective

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Americans love America. Brits quite like Britain.

The Air Conditioning Apologist

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To the A/C critics: Society need not cede its productivity to summertime.

The NSA Leaks: A Summary

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What did Edward Snowden's leaks teach us, and what do they mean?

The Importance of the REINS Act

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Congress should "rein" in federal regulations.

Distance

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HPR writer Harleen Gambhir reflects on the politically tumultuous summer in the United States from abroad.

The Land of Opportunity: Dead on Arrival

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House Republicans should adhere to libertarian principles and support immigration reform.

Left Fishing for Answers

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The Supreme Court's decision in Fisher v. Texas is most notable for what it did not do.
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