“If exercising the right to vote were truly effective, the government would not be so eager to promote it.” — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Slavery was a tradition embedded in the culture of the South and played a key economic role there. Its economic importance was the key factor impending abolition. Nevertheless, slavery is morally reprehensible, and completely indefensible, and the fact that many Americans, including the Founding Fathers, recognized that it was wrong, in a way makes us even more responsible for the… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share
“On Election Day, we select our representatives by secret ballot, and we choose our candidates based on their ability to protect our individual rights,… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“The monarchy continued this tradition, and it migrated to America as soon as there was profit to be had.” — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“If exercising the right to vote were truly effective, the government would not be so eager to promote it.” — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Alan Greenspan, who would later become the Federal Reserve chairman, wrote in 1966: [T]he earnings saved by the productive members of the society lose… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“No matter what they say, Democrats and Republicans in the United States do not control the government because they are best able to serve… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Whenever we are attacked, people are willing to give up someone else's liberties for their own security.” — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Both parties promote "changing Washington," but in reality they like Washington just the way it is: little gets done that they don't like, and… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Legislators redistrict all the time to achieve desired results. They group people together based on how they think they will vote. There is something… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
“Thanks to Progressives such as Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, we are now living under a system where the president is forced to step… — Andrew P. Napolitano Copy Share Image
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