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Libertarian Counterpoint is not just a show an over 35 year, Sacramento California, Libertarian Public Access Television Institution.Are you tired of the mainstream media's biased coverage of politics and economics?
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Grading Reality: Victimhood, Boom Times, and the Costs of Control (opens the original)
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James Just and John Cameron tackle the week’s biggest stories: grade‑inflation and rising victimhood culture in education, AI doom narratives, a record boom in U.S. business formation, Illinois’ tuition ruling, California’s proposed trauma‑defense bill, Green Party calls for media oversight, and a trio of unintended‑consequence policies from NYC, Berlin, and California. A fast, sharp breakdown of how incentives and regulation shape real‑world freedom.
Tread Carefully: Power, Panic, and Political Pretenses (opens the original)
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James Just and John Cameron break down a week where regulators, ideologues, and political operators all reveal more than they intend. California’s new tire‑restriction mandate becomes a case study in how technocratic “efficiency” quietly narrows consumer choice. The tragic collapse of Jason Arday’s academic ascent sparks a deeper conversation about institutional incentives, media mythmaking, and the people who enabled a house of cards.
Numbers, Narratives, and the Quiet Power of Bureaucracy (opens the original)
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James Just and Richard Fields unpack a week where institutions—from public health to public schools—show how easily authority drifts away from accountability. They open with newly revealed diary entries from Anthony Fauci suggesting he privately recorded a far lower COVID fatality rate than the figure he presented to Congress, raising fresh questions about how crisis data gets shaped for political ends. A sharp, liberty‑minded look at how numbers, narratives, and bureaucratic shortcuts shape pub
Digital IDs, Blocked Bans, and the Price of Policy: Unintended Consequences Everywhere (opens the original)
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A fast, sharp breakdown of the week’s biggest policy ripple effects — from California’s digital ID push and a blocked semiauto ban in Virginia to federal gun‑rule rollbacks, hidden California taxes, SNAP penalties, unaffordable cars, and global unintended consequences. James Just and John Cameron cut through the noise with clear libertarian insight.
The Incentive Machine: Bribes, Bureaucrats, and a Nation Losing Trust (opens the original)
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James Just and John Cameron break down a week of political contradictions — from New York’s tax standoff and Mamdani’s class‑size controversy to San Francisco’s “adult supremacy” in schools. Plus: California’s shifting political winds, questions about IPCC emissions reporting, taxpayer‑funded housing for undocumented immigrants, and a troubling case of teenage radicalization. A fast, clear look at incentives, institutions, and the stories shaping America. Libertarian Counterpoin.1810.06-11-2026
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