Exiled Policy
JasonRants of a politically homeless classical liberal
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Did Congress Replinish the Disaster Relief Fund?
Once again, there are variations of a post on Facebook and Twitter related to disaster relief that need further explanation than what gets passed around through shares and retweets.
No, Trump Didn't Run a Budget Surplus Before COVID-19
A friend writes via text, “What’s the best and easiest site to look at debt by each President? Got a Trumper saying Trump had a surplus minus the Covid money.” On the scale of crazy I’ve heard this election cycle, this is one of the least c...
RE: Jason Pye is the Politically Homeless that LP Georgia Needs
Last week, I wrote a piece over at Peach Pundit in which I blasted the leadership of the Libertarian Party of Georgia for abandoning the party’s nominee for president, Chase Oliver. As I’ve written before in this space, the Mises Caucus tak...
Stop Playing Politics With Helene Relief
Election years tend to bring out the worst in people, even when there’s a tragedy involved. For those of us who are politically homeless but engaged and informed in politics, this can be frustrating.
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Jason works in public policy advocacy for a living. He writes about issues at Exiled Policy from a classically liberal perspective. The opinions here reflect only his views.
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