Libertarians Tried To Warn You About Executive Power
Reason Magazine • 2/10/2026
Summary
Libertarians have expressed concerns regarding executive power. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson supports warrantless ICE searches. The Super Bowl halftime show has become a topic of cultural debate, and Trump continues to fund the Department of Education.
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