The Coercive Power Of Government Is Always

[before The Civil Rights Act Of 1964], Many Governments In Southern States Forced People To Segregate By Race. Civil Rights Advocates Fought To Repeal These State Laws, But Failed. So They Appealed To The Federal Government, Which Responded With The Civil Rights Act Of 1964. But This Federal Law Didn't Simply Repeal State Laws Compelling Segregation. It Also Prohibited Voluntary Segregation. What Had Been Mandatory Became Forbidden. Neither Before Nor After The Civil Rights Act Were People Free To Make Their Own Decisions About Who They Associated With.

I Am Running For President Because It Is Obvious That No Democrat Or Republican Is Ever Going To Stop The Relentless Growth Of The Federal Government. Only A Libertarian Will Free You From The Income Tax.

The Bad Consequences Of A Government Program Usually Don't Show Up Immediately. And The Delay May Be Long Enough To Hide The Connection Between The Program And Its Results. So Government Never Has To Say It's Sorry - Never Has To Take Responsibility For Ht Misery It Causes. Instead It Can Blame Everything On Personal Greed, Profit-hungry Corporations, And The 'private Sector.' And The Government's Cure For The Problems Is To Impose Bigger Programs, More Regulation And Higher Taxes.

World War Ii Has Always Been Of Great Interest To Me. I've Known For Decades That It Was Just One More War The Politicians Suckered Us Into.

The Problem With Politics Isn't The Money; It's The Power.