Gus Van Horn
@gusvanhorn
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I advocate individual rights, i.e., personal and economic freedom. It should bother you that I am politically homeless in America, of all places.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Joined April 2010
RT @RichardHanania: "President Putin even used my very strong Campaign motto of, 'COMMON SENSE.'" Sounds like a school girl with a crush.…
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RT @DrNeilStone: Smallpox Vaccines beat it Now anti vaccine activists are going to control health policy in the US What a disgrace ht…
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RT @simonmaechling: Call me a pro-GMO extremist, but I'd rather have blight-resistant crops than widespread famine.
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RT @EricBoehm87: Americans: "We voted against the party that gave us 40-year-high inflation and rising interest rates, please just make thi…
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RT @scottlincicome: Why exempt autos and drugs from US tariffs if they're paid by foreigners and make us super rich and powerful???
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RT @agustinavcid: I have an article out today in @RCPolitics about some of the many reasons why ending TPs for Venezuelans is unjust and wo…
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RT @ericadyork: He's saying the quiet part out loud. A large tariff shock would cause unemployment to rise, and that would prompt the Fed…
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Good point. Just as racists make DEI look less bad than it is, leftists panicking about everything Trump does make him look less harmful than he is. If he provokes a real constitutional crisis, people will already be tired of hearing about it.
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"[E]ven as he objected to the monkish virtues, the 'data' Hume took for granted in interpreting the concept of morality were the moral attitudes of his day[, which] were still predominantly Christian." -- Ben Bayer
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If by "better" he means "more popular," I partly disagree. 1. Trump would have been laughed off the stump in any pre-1920's election. 2. The fact that today, he probably would beat Lincoln or Washington should frighten him, rather than boost his ego.
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RT @Alex_Panetta: / FWIW I've tended to be bullish on the Canadian government retaliating against tariffs, using creative and aggressive ta…
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"In a free society, some people will inevitably make bad choices. It is ironic that this bill is ostensibly to save such people from themselves, but would instead force Trump's mistakes on all of us." Hawley-Sanders Rate Caps: Pre-Debunked
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"[A] constitution of government once changed from freedom, can never be restored. Liberty, once lost, is lost forever." -- John Adams
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RT @brad_polumbo: Insane that "conservative" influencers now echo AOC and want presidents to just ignore court rulings rather than appeal t…
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RT @ericadyork: Too much focus on tariffs. Not enough focus on lowering prices. Nice to see a consistent poll result!
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RT @nprovenzo: Ah, yes, that pesky independent judiciary, forever getting in the way of things. It's almost as if the founders planned it t…
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RT @JessicaBRiedl: Reminder that - unless you are focusing chiefly on the 75% of the budget (and rising) spent on SocSec, Medicare, Medicai…
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RT @mbateman: The only case against homeschooling that I care about is that children have a different relationship with their parents than…
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RT @scottlincicome: Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs will kneecap American energy - wind, solar, nuclear, oil & gas, transmission lines,…
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