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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 52 | Subscribers | Read | idahoclassicalliberals.substack.com |
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Needed: Conservatives, not Fascists
The Congressman from Lincoln, Nebraska, was recently lambasted at a town hall for his vote in favor of the Big Beautiful Bill, enacting many of President Trump’s promised reforms. “How much does it cost to make this country fascist?” one at...
Oh, What Do You Do in the Summertime?
Parks, trails, boat docks, picnic areas, and visitor kiosks are desirable assets to entice out-of-state travelers who bring money into Idaho. Right?
Silly Word Games
Condescension is the absolute worst character trait prevalent in our nation’s elite. It telegraphs a “we’re smarter than the masses” that is not only insufferably arrogant but is toxic to the very concept of “rule by the People” enshrined i...
Did Capitalism Exist Before Money?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now in appliances and doorbells. Its flaws and biases are increasingly obvious. But so is a hidden strength: when wrong it is consistently wrong. And that helps to expose hypocrisy.
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Democrat until 14, then a 4-day seminar by the Center for Constitutional Studies revealed a beautiful truth: that free people govern themselves better than does the most beneficent of dictators.
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