Cake Bill Advances
by Ari Armstrong | 7:06 pm, February 2, 2012
Westword’s Melanie Asmar reports that the Colorado “Cake Bill” (the “Cottage Food Bill”) passed the House yesterday on an anonymous vote. (This was despite the troubles of the bill’s sponsor, Laura Bradford.)I wrote about the story a few days ago.The b…
Mises’ Lessons for Gentlemanly Disputes
by Ari Armstrong | 12:29 am, January 31, 2012
Many years after Nobel economist Friedrich Hayek visited Professor John Van Sickle in Boulder, I sat in the same living room where the two men had conversed.Both Hayek and Van Sickle were friends and students of the great Austrian economist Ludwig von …
Mises’ Lessons for Gentlemanly Disputes
by Ari Armstrong | 12:29 am, January 31, 2012
Many years after Nobel economist Friedrich Hayek visited Professor John Van Sickle in Boulder, I sat in the same living room where the two men had conversed.Both Hayek and Van Sickle were friends and students of the great Austrian economist Ludwig von …
Braunlich: CO Campaign Laws Chill Speech of New Activists, Small Groups
by Ari Armstrong | 7:27 pm, January 29, 2012
Last month Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler hosted a hearing about proposed rules for Colorado’s byzantine campaign finance laws. I supported (most of) his proposed rule changes, even while condemning the campaign laws as a violation of free s…
Let Them Eat Cake (No, Seriously)
by Ari Armstrong | 12:09 pm, January 27, 2012
If the Colorado legislature passes a “cake bill” (1027) to legalize cottage bakers, Mande Gabelson of Ava Sweet Cakes can bake me a cake, just as fast as she can.Otherwise, she’ll get a $1,500 fine for it.My dad and I are working up a column for Grand …
Ideas of the Tea Party Survey
by Ari Armstrong | 12:14 pm, January 25, 2012
Self-identified Tea Partiers are welcome to reply to this survey. Readers are also encouraged to alert their Tea Party friends about it.Ideas of the Tea Party SurveyThe goal of this survey is to better understand where Tea Partiers get their ideas. If …
Natelson Brings Original Constitution to Colorado Activists
by Ari Armstrong | 1:54 pm, January 20, 2012
The following article by Linn and Ari Armstrong originally was published January 20 by Grand Junction Free Press.As Americans we live under the greatest Constitution ever devised. Unfortunately, few Americans know much about what our foundational legal…
Common Cause Joins Pro-Censorship Rally
by Ari Armstrong | 10:40 am, January 19, 2012
The bigotry follows a common pattern: dehumanize your opponents, then strip them of their rights.Tomorrow, various leftist organizations will rally in Denver to advocate censorship to forcibly silence select individuals, on the pretext that “corporatio…
Common Cause Joins Pro-Censorship Rally
by Ari Armstrong | 10:40 am, January 19, 2012
The bigotry follows a common pattern: dehumanize your opponents, then strip them of their rights.Tomorrow, various leftist organizations will rally in Denver to advocate censorship to forcibly silence select individuals, on the pretext that “corporatio…
Save Internet Freedom
by Ari Armstrong | 10:07 am, January 18, 2012
No, I’m not blacking out my web page today, but I certainly support those who do. As Diana Hsieh explains, bills recently considered by Congress threaten to subject the internet to pervasive government controls.Yes, I support intellectual property righ…
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