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Tea Party rundown
Here’s a growing recap of yesterday’s Tea Party protests that featured “Atlas Shrugged,” John Galt, Ayn Rand, et. al.
Classifieds with an Objectivist twist
Digital artist Tennyson Hayes, the man behind many of the great graphics seen on Tea Party signs and around the Web, has launched Galtlist.com — an online classified site for people who are “Going Galt.”
Fed’s income plummets as more ‘Go Galt’
Tom Blummer has an excellent run down at Pajamas Media of current federal government spending trends, and how if they continue, the deficit projections for this year are overly optimistic.
Because all of our leaders should be able to answer the question: Who is John Galt?
Random lawmaker
From the blog
Writing it off …
Some (dare I say many) still care very much for ecstasy nowadays.
Is John Galt at your Tea Party?
Signs bearing the phrase “Who is John Galt” and “Atlas Shrugs” popped up at the first round of Tea Parties earlier this year, and surely more references to “Atlas Shrugged” will be on display at the massive Tea Parties today.
Atlas for Congress soft launch
Atlasforcongress.com is here! The goal: Get a copy of “Atlas Shrugged” to every member of Congress, each state governor and cabinet members of the Obama administration.
Atlas in the news
Finally! … just hope it’s good
Production starts on “Atlas Shrugged” movie trilogy. Let’s pray Hollywood doesn’t ruin it.
Judging a book by its cover
Reviewer asks: ‘Will I open this book and never come out?’
‘The best defense of capitalism ever written’
A North Carolina bank avoids the subprime mortgage mess by following Ayn Rand’s code of ethics.