2024 - Libertarian Counterpoint

Whistleblowers, Borders, and Backpage

Join James Just and Jason McPhee for a libertarian perspective on the latest news and issues. In this episode, they debate the fate of whistleblowers who expose government secrets, the contradictions of Biden’s border and immigration policies, the civil liberties violations of the FBI’s raids on safe deposit boxes, the free speech implications of the Backpage trial, the reasons why people and businesses are leaving California, the effectiveness and costs of lockdown measures, and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the US role in it. Don’t miss this lively and informative discussion

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California’s Economic and Cultural Collapse: Who’s to Blame?

In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and Jason McPhee discuss the latest news and events that affect the freedom and prosperity of Californians. They analyze the root causes and consequences of California’s problems, such as homelessness, crime, taxes, measles, and airline bankruptcy. Tune in to hear their insightful and provocative commentary on the issues that matter.

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The California Infection Spreads

2024, Full Show / counterpoint / January 22, 2024 / california, Constitutional Rights, executive orders, Supreme Court

Hosts James Just and Jason McPhee discuss the latest news and events from a libertarian perspective, challenging the status quo and exposing the flaws of big government.

In this episode, they tackle the main theme of how the California infection spreads, as President Biden adopts another disastrous policy from the Golden State: the PRO Act, which would undermine the rights and freedoms of independent contractors and gig workers. They also examine how California businesses are struggling to cope with the $20-an-hour fast-food wage, which has led to reduced hours, eliminated benefits, and increased prices for consumers.

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