Michael D. Brown

In his famous 1977 interview economist and Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman discusses the history of mankind living under tyranny. That famous interview is always worth re-watching and I have embedded it below for those of you who have not yet seen it. One of the professor’s most poignant contentions is that mankind has predominately lived [...]

As I dug through the news tonight I was struck by one recurring theme – the squandering of freedom we are accepting here and around the world. As the world becomes less free, as it always has been, our own internal destruction of freedom becomes more pronounced. So bear with me as we go through [...]

We all know the preamble to the Declaration of Independence: When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and [...]

Time Magazine (which I quit reading a few years ago after it erroneously and maliciously reported information about my resume’) recently ran a cover story asking whether or not the Constitution of the United States still matters. A provocative question for certain. I read the article out of curiosity and was astounded at the inaccuracies [...]

The Jefferson Memorial was is one of my favorite places in Washington, DC. I always recommend visiting the Jefferson Memorial (and all the others) at night for the solitude, quiet and solemnity that nighttime viewing offers. So I was a surprised to see a video from Moonbattery showing U.S. Park Police arresting several people who [...]