In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint 1728, hosts James Just and Alexander Vasquez dissect the post-Sacramento Mayoral debate. They also delve into various California propositions,
Libertarian Counterpoint
On this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, hosts James Just and John Cameron delve into a range of topics. They discuss the Teamsters' decision not to endorse any election candidate, despite claiming majority support for Trump. The Chancellor's state of the schools address is critiqued, and the impact of a Trump judge's ruling on the Labor Board's constitutionality is analyzed. The hosts also explore the implications of the latest Supreme Court leak and bureaucratic misconduct in California and New York. The episode concludes with a discussion on the consequences of actions, focusing on a class-action suit against anti-Israel activists and a letter to the editor about protesters facing consequences, not reprisals.
Libertarian Counterpoint 1727
On this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint 1726, hosts James Just and John Cameron delve into the freedom of expression, discussing demands for investigation after the NH Libertarian Party shares a threatening post about Harris. They also explore the potential risks Elon Musk poses to national security. The duo then discusses the Montana high court's ruling in favor of the Green Party candidate and California's new laws to crack down on election deepfakes. They also touch upon the EU's potential impact on AI innovation and the growing bipartisan push to reform environmental litigation laws.
Libertarian Counterpoint 1726
Libertarian Counterpoint 1725" explores free speech issues, political accountability, and international interference. Discussions include a mother's arrest for criticizing city attorney pay raises, potential consequences for those who concealed Biden's cognitive decline, and meddling in other countries' conflicts.
In this powerful live episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, our hosts James Just, John Cameron, and Christine Bish dive into the pressing issue of how freedom is being shut down in today's political landscape.
Join us for an insightful discussion on the implications of these developments for freedom of speech and the press.