Larry P. Arnn, Author at Imprimis

Wave Elections: What They Mean

Larry P. Arnn | December 2014

Increasingly large majorities of the people consistently profess themselves afraid of their government. They think it too big.

A Rebirth of Liberty and Learning

Larry P. Arnn | December 2013

Think of the definition of “reality”; then think of making one’s own reality. Do you see that it destroys the meaning of the word to use it that way?

A Tribute to Margaret Thatcher

Larry P. Arnn | May 2013

Margaret Thatcher is one of the great prime ministers in British history, and one of the longest serving, at least in continuous times.

Time to Give Up or Time to Fight On?

Larry P. Arnn | December 2012

I very much disagree with the idea that this election marks a decisive event in our politics, or a point of no return.

The Unity and Beauty of the Declaration and the Constitution

Larry P. Arnn | December 2011

You can read the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution in a few minutes. They are simple. They are beautiful. They can be understood and retained.

On Václav Klaus

Larry P. Arnn | July 2011

I think it is no exaggeration to say that one of the most clear-sighted, deeply learned, and steadily courageous of all of the servants of human freedom in our age is the president of the Czech Republic, Václav Klaus.

Outline of a Platform for Constitutional Government

Larry P. Arnn | November 2010

We shall be governed either by ourselves, under a Constitution, or else we shall be governed by the new kind of master invented in our day, the bureaucrat.

Education, Economics, and Self-Government

Larry P. Arnn | December 2009

A technical education can make a person wealthy and famous, but it does not teach that person what is best to do with wealth and fame.

A Work of Recovery

Larry P. Arnn | December 2008

When one sees that these principles are written in the Declaration of Independence and in the Constitution, he begins to see then what a revolutionary thing was achieved here in our nation.