Why Libertarians Can Oppose Social Security and Medicare—and Still Accept the Benefits

Is it hypocritical for a Libertarian to oppose Social Security and Medicare while collecting Social Security and using Medicare in retirement? No. There is an important difference between opposing a […]
A LIBERTARIAN CASE FOR THE DEATH PENALTY: THE PIKE EXAMPLE

Libertarianism is grounded in the Non‑Aggression Principle and the belief that individuals possess inviolable rights to life, liberty, and property. When a person deliberately violates those rights—especially through murder—they forfeit […]
A Libertarian Case for the Fair Tax

The income tax is one of the most intrusive systems the government has ever created. It forces you to report your private financial life, justify your earnings, and hand over […]
Defending The Right to Vote Your Conscience

A Libertarian party only works if members can vote their conscience, and if the rest of us respect that vote. That sounds obvious. In practice, it gets harder when a […]
Gaza, Genocide or Not, Tens of Thousands of Civilians Dead

Tens of thousands of civilians are dead. The legal word is still in court. The wreckage and the U.S. role are not.
The Meter Is Honest. Trenton Is Not.

Your electric bill is two different problems taped together. One is energy and capacity — can the region make enough power when everyone hits the AC. That is the PJM […]
Protecting Americans from Warrantless Government Surveillance, Data Aggregation, and Intrusion

Preamble The Constitution of the United States establishes a government of limited and enumerated powers and secures to the people certain rights that exist independently of government. The Fourth Amendment […]
Lake America Won’t Save You on Locust Street

Government renamed a lake. It still can’t keep a New Jersey street from becoming a shooting gallery — and it still treats the people who live here like suspects. Early […]
Mamdani Dystopian Independence – Chained Liberty

Loren Jay Chassels, DO, MST, FAAIM, FAWM Libertarianism celebrates individual liberty, voluntary cooperation, limited government, property rights, free markets, and the radical idea that people thrive when left free from […]
South Jersey Business Spotlight: Examining DEI Programs and Local Impacts

Loren Jay Chassels, DO, MST, FAAIM, FAWM 16 July 2026 In South Jersey, where tourism, utilities, construction, small businesses, and manufacturing drive the economy, questions about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) […]
