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"The politician attempts to remedy the evil by increasing the very thing that caused the evil in the first place: legal plunder." — Frédéric Bastiat

Always Standing for Peace 🕊

Every. Single. Time.

That's just one example. There's a lot more they didn't want you to see. We put together a free 6-day email course covering the untold side of daily life in the USSR. Link: go.studentsforliberty.org/ussr-course/

👀 Bars on apartment windows? Officially for "child safety." In reality? Protection against burglary.

Think life in the USSR was good? That's exactly what they wanted you to believe. 🚩

Nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution.

Diss tracks about the government = free speech

Enjoying life and suddenly you remember tax season is coming.

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Behind the Iron Curtain, the socialist dream became a daily nightmare. We traveled to Eastern Europe to ask the people who actually lived it — what was communism REALLY like? What they told us will change how you think about freedom, dignity, and control.

Nearly two centuries on, his question still cuts deep: does government protect freedom by doing more or by doing less? 👇 What do you think? Drop your take below.

In an era of growing government ambition, he pushed back. He vetoed spending he thought was wasteful, resisted special interests, and held firm to the Constitution even when it was unpopular. He didn't see restraint as weakness. He saw it as integrity.

Today we remember a president who said no - and meant it. ✍️ Grover Cleveland, born March 18, 1837, governed with a rare conviction: that political power is most trustworthy when it knows its own limits.

Want to learn what everyday life in the Soviet Union was really like? 📩 Join our free 6-day email course to uncover the truth: go.studentsforliberty.org/ussr-course/

People often say life in the USSR was long and happy, almost idyllic. But the reality was far from a fairytale. Behind the propaganda were shortages, censorship, and constant surveillance, much closer to George Orwell’s 1984 than to a Disney story.

The First Amendment wasn’t written to protect popular speech. It was written because the people in power will always have a reason to silence the people who criticize them.

Today (March 16, 2025), the Trump administration threatened treason charges against media outlets over their Iran war reporting. FCC Chair Brendan Carr backed it up by threatening to pull broadcasting licenses.