The Self-Evident Newsletter
Justin StapleyJustin Stapley discusses timely issues, timeless values, and first principles of limited government and free society.
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What Next for Marriage?
Theory versus reality when it comes to to reasserting the traditional view of marriage.
After my previous Circular discussing gay marriage and traditional marriage, someone reached out to me asking for clarity on my personal views and also...
Civic Menace, Not Civic Duty
Demanding an acquiescence to the binary choice in the general election without encouraging strong participation in the primary processes is a surrender to dysfunction.
Voting in the general election is merely the culmination of civic duty....
Tolerance In a Pluralistic Society
Yes, homosexuality has a place in America. But so do traditional views on marriage, family, and sexuality.
There is a place in America for every free individual living their l…
"Over The Horizon" Power Meets Limitations
At the end of the day, victory belongs to those willing to pay the price to dislodge enemy forces and take and hold strategic objectives.
One of the few things Donald Trump has consistently said that I actually fully agree with is that in...
Independent Administrative Agencies
Let's be clear on what's being asked when a politician says he wants an administrative agency to be independent.
I wholeheartedly believe that members and lea…
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Constitutional scholar. Graduate student at UVU. Director of Utah Reagan Caucus. Visiting Fellow in Higher Education at FREOPP. Latter-day Saint. Bylines: The Dispatch, Deseret News, Salt Lake Tribune, Utah Policy, Daily Herald (Orem).
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