Common Sense with Paul Jacob

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Electing a Better Way
For the seventh time in the last 22 years, the Metro …
Republican-Required Referendum
Last November, Nevada Republicans scored a “stunning” political sweep. The …
Good News … For Now
For now. One must always add that proviso — at least with …
March Sanity
“A public debate on the merits of a measure can reveal …
Your Victory
Tuesday’s mid-term elections amount to another watershed moment in American …

Free to Advise
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A Great Un-Finding
February 16, 2026
Paul Jacob celebrates President Trump’s order to re-establish constitutional balance.Read More »
Ed Crane’s Beautiful Panacea
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Paul Jacob on the passing of a libertarian legend.Read More »
Sir Surtax
February 12, 2026
Paul Jacob is already tired of the new old nonsense.Read More »
Medicine Reverses Course
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Paul Jacob on major institutional shifts on “gender” surgery for …Read More »

Merry Congressional Term Limits
In the spirit of giving, good will, peace, harmony, and …
The Natural State of Politicians
Republicans took over both chambers of the Arkansas Legislature, last …
The Next Election
Elections are wonderful, even when the results are awfully hard …
The Yellow and White Lines
If I’ve heard it one million times, I’ve heard it …
The Article V Path
Can Americans term-limit Congress? Twenty-three states had passed term limits on …

Read the White Rose Leaflets
“Nothing is so unworthy of a civilized nation as allowing itself …
Nanny-State No-No
Maybe your political beliefs have gone too far… when you …
Madison on Perpetual War
“Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, …
Why socialist utopias always get hijacked…
A state vast and powerful enough to enforce socialism is …
Individualism & Collectivism
“Rugged individualism may seem frigid (it’s anything but), but the …