Libertarians Can Dream!

America needs Ropke! My latest is in the excellent @RealClearCivics edited by @MESabo86 https://t.co/a7T0gIyiB2

— Richard Reinsch (@Reinsch84) July 2, 2021

Pedro Gonzalez Interview

Had a great talk today with these two today about paleoconservatism, paleolibertarianism, the correct kind of ecumenicism, elites, and looking toward the future https://t.co/UTsJntWM8O

— Pedro L. Gonzalez (@emeriticus) June 22, 2021

Paleo... Libertarianism.

It is easiest to begin our definition of “paleo” by explaining what we are not, what we are determined to get away from. And the easiest way to explain that is to limn our portrait of the Modal Libertarian, his nature and his attitudes. - Murray Rothbardhttps://t.co/kKto05YoO6

— Tho Bishop (@ThoBishop) May 28, 2021

Good for Saying One Thing in Retirement

Decentralize.

— Justin Amash (@justinamash) January 10, 2021

Lew Rockwell goes further and advocates secession:

The Truth About January 6–and Where We Should Go From Here

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.https://t.co/n8uW08DLs3 pic.twitter.com/EisvXWoNel

— Lew Rockwell (@lewrockwell) January 11, 2021

Good Luck Repealing the Patriot Act

Want to know what really went on with the COVID relief bill (e.g. who inserted the foreign aid) and how we can restore civil liberties in these United States of America? I just did an in depth interview with @NewAmericanMag on both of these topics:https://t.co/f5yhktxcWY

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) December 25, 2020

Even Latin Traditionalists are White Knights for Feminism

We cannot allow them to crush our spirit or derail our resolve. The fight will go on and, in many ways, we're stronger and more united now than ever. pic.twitter.com/1lXLUlXv7o

— Michael J. Matt (@Michael_J_Matt) November 6, 2020

[Paleo-]Libertarians aren't much better...

Looking for good news from this election? Americans just elected AT LEAST SIX more CONSERVATIVE women to Congress! I look forward to serving with @laurenboebert, @mtgreenee, @Kat_Cammack, @NancyMace & @Yvette4congress!

And my friend @CynthiaMLummis will be back as a Senator!

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) November 6, 2020

We Don't Want Unity

Separation now. Dreher can't even admit what else has been lost, thanks to Hart-Celler and weaponized migration:
"We are a divided country because we have lost the core narratives that bound us: a shared Christian faith (however attenuated), and a shared commitment to the historical narrative of America as an imperfect country that always strives to make life better for the next generation than the one that came before it.

Dreher: We cannot have unity if the price of peace is surrender to the cultural Left. https://t.co/8mQuRkJqTr

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) November 6, 2020

At least the paleolibertarians are good for something: What Will It Take for Americans to Consider Breaking Up? by Jeff Deist

C. Jay Engel on (Paleo)Libertarianism

The Day of Right Libertarianism/Paleolibertarianism Is Over

Yesterday's interview with C. Jay Engel discussing a post-Libertarian worldview and what the future likely holds for conservatives. @ChroniclesMag @intellectualTO https://t.co/nhin0F6Qs5

— Devin Foley (@Swamp00Fox) October 13, 2020

C. Jay Engel's essay in the October issue of Chronicles:

From libertarianism to traditionalism: "The disarray that disturbs 21st century society is not merely a lack of [liberty], but more deeply a sense of loss regarding the character and essence of civil society, its structures, and its institutions." https://t.co/bgqqwMg9XM

— Chronicles Magazine (@ChroniclesMag) October 8, 2020

Bill Kauffman on Kentucky

"Today's most consistent and articulate congressional critics of U.S. military intervention are Kentuckians: Tom Massie and Rand Paul. That they are regarded by their party’s leadership as eccentric renegades tells you all you need to know about the GOP." https://t.co/CD5p05kQdN

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) September 1, 2020

AmConMag

Thomas Massie on TAC Right Now

“In this week’s episode, your hosts speak to Rep. Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Congressman who was recently sandbagged by the chair of his own conference. We discuss being libertarian in the age of Trump, and his meat localism bill.”

Link: https://t.co/nG5W3iQFdt

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 6, 2020

Off the Grid

Tomorrow at 9pm, HBO’s “The Swamp” premiers. There’s a scene from our farm in the movie.

If you’d like to know more about our “green” #offthegrid farm & house, here’s a 35 minute movie from a couple of years ago:

YouTubehttps://t.co/ZwKAgNhMF4

Amazonhttps://t.co/xJfmxvnEwQ

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 3, 2020

A Mistake?

Welp! Here’s a review of @HBODocs ‘s “The Swamp.” I still haven’t seen the movie but it debuts on August 4th at 9pm. @mattgaetz @RepKenBuck and I gave them unprecedented access to congress for a year.https://t.co/p6d9Q1NtCB

— Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) August 1, 2020

Still Holding on to the Liberal Dream of a Universally Accessible Reason

Are You A Part of The Remnant for Liberty?...You Have To Do Something

Watch the whole show here: https://t.co/dHpmyK8Eqs pic.twitter.com/f0rDiiRioP

— Ron Paul (@RonPaul) July 21, 2020

He has no solutions for identity politics.

Libertarians Seizing the Moment

End immunity.

End police unions.

End the drug war. | @ryanmcmakenhttps://t.co/TOelAPzhnz

— Mises Institute (@mises) June 5, 2020

Tom Woods on Libertarian Culture Wars

Does the Austrian School Have Any Relevance in the Age of Identity Politics?

Decentralization and the Common Good: A Conversation with Andy Smarick by ANDY SMARICK

From 2013

Some interesting thoughts on the Aristotelian polis and its relation to the Greek city-states. POLIS, STATE, AND THE COMMON GOOD by Joseph R. Stromberg

Brion McClanahan's Story

Three from AmConMag

Is Poland In the Grip of a Burkean Battle? by James P. Pinkerton
The conservative Law and Justice party struggles against the scourge of EU utopianism.

Thinking About Dead Libertarians by Bill Kauffman
Old-school intellectuals like Rothbard and Childs defied the stereotypes of their philosophy with their wit and generosity.

Free Trade Shouldn’t Be a Litmus Test for Conservatism by Paul Gottfried
That position has often been linked to the left, while protectionism has just as often been associated with the right.