Constitutional Rights

The Free Speech Debate & Policy Impacts

hosts James Just and John Cameron delve into the contentious debate over free speech and its implications for democracy. This episode unpacks the recent concerns raised by The New York Times about free speech’s potential threat to democratic values, the ongoing discussion around misinformation in mainstream media, and the controversial tic-toc ban.
We also explore California’s minimum wage exemption controversy, dissect the complexities of legal guilt with Victor Davis Hanson’s insights, and examine the sudden removal of child gender-transition guidance from a leading medical organization’s website. Plus, we discuss the broader implications of state intervention in personal freedoms and the latest developments in the FBI no-fly list case at the Supreme Court.

Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode that cuts through the noise to bring you a clear-eyed perspective on today’s most pressing issues.

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Eco Extremism & Policy Pitfalls

Dive into a critical analysis of environmental policies with James Just and John Cameron on Libertarian Counterpoint #1699. This episode challenges the practicality of electric 18-wheelers, uncovers a censorship blueprint with global implications, and examines the financial turmoil stemming from environmental disasters. The controversial Klamath River Dam removal and California’s defiance of new environmental regulations are also scrutinized. Plus, a look at a recent ruling affecting small businesses, deceptive political ads in the California Senate race, and the Democrats’ strategic response to a House setback. Don’t miss this episode for a libertarian take on today’s eco-centric policy debates.

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Trump & Democracy’s Test, Extremism’s Rise, and Economic Woes

Join James Just and John Cameron in this live episode of Libertarian Counterpoint #1698 as they delve into the pressing issues of our time. The main discussion revolves around the recent Supreme Court decisions concerning President Trump and the 14th Amendment, raising questions about the very fabric of democracy. The episode also tackles the undeniable shift towards extremism in American politics, the controversial comparison of COVID to the flu, and the political maneuvering behind California’s minimum wage exemption. Furthermore, the insanity of NYC’s rent regulations is put under the microscope, alongside the stalled IVF legislation causing nationwide uncertainty.

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The California Infection Spreads

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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