To the extent that I am notable and quotable, here are a few nods in my direction.

"Imagine feeling you were 'smeared' as the 'would-be chief censor of a government body tasked with policing people’s speech' that’s been 'dissolved amidst public outcry,' snarks Reason’s J.D. Tuccille"
-- New York Post, 7/30/2024

"'Free speech advocates,' thunders Reason’s J.D. Tuccille, are right to warn that new laws in Europe that 'imposes enforceable duties on private platforms to purge ‘hate speech’ and ‘disinformation’ . . . threaten to muzzle expression far beyond the bounds of their nominal targets.'"
-- New York Post, 6/5/2024

"Attorney General Merrick Garland this month boasted of recovering more than $1.4 billion in stolen COVID relief funds, yet 'that’s only a fraction' of even just the stimulus money 'swiped by scam artists,' laments Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 4/19/2024

"Flagstaff, as reported by Reason magazine’s J.D. Tuccille, wants to reject the advertising. It initially tried to cite a new policy on depicting guns — which Flagstaff officials had not actually cast votes on yet."
-- Williamsport Sun-Gazette, 11/23/2023

"The institution of science has gotten 'political and cult-y,' full of 'thin-skinned narcissists with government jobs' who 'cast out as heretics well-informed critics who interpreted evidence differently. In the process, they lost the trust of a public which saw insights replaced by bossy ideologues,' warns Reason’s J. D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 11/21/2023

"The Covid-19 public health panic 'supercharged what was already a creeping culture of surveillance in public schools,' writes J.D. Tuccille in Reason."
-- The Week, 10/6/2023

"'No matter how D.C. disputes' about the possible government shutdown end, 'the federal government will certainly continue spending entirely too much and, no matter what the headlines say, will never have really shut down,' gripes Reason’s J. D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 9/25/2023

"'When the Biden administration promised "internet for all" it didn’t specify that it meant "at all cost,"' grumbles Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 9/10/2023

"Reason Magazine’s J.D. Tuccille put part of the study in the spotlight in an early July post that began the buzz in the gun industry about the potential of far higher U.S. gun ownership."
-- Washington Examiner, 7/30/2023

"'If you’re a glutton for punishment, you might be a follower' of the Congressional Budget Office’s 'depressing analyses of federal debt, based on tax and spending trends,' quips Reason’s J.D. Tuccille"
-- New York Post, 7/28/2023

"'I’d say I’m shocked, shocked! to see an administration that pledged to hose its predecessor’s corruption out of the White House embroiled in its own scandal, but let’s be real,' snarks Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 7/24/2023

"Teachers unions lost their iron hold on public schools, cheers Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 7/23/2023

"The debate over releasing the Covenant School shooter’s manifesto should be resolved 'by acknowledging the public’s right to know,' insists Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 6/13/2023

"'For all of the posturing over the debt ceiling, it’s easy to forget that” the borrowing limit isn’t the 'real issue,' but that the government 'spends more money than it brings in,' argues Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 5/22/2023

"'The correlation continues between states with lower tax and greater freedom and those that people move to,' cheers Reason's J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 2/8/2023

"'To retain journalistic credibility, getting a story right is more important than pursuing a crusade': Reason's J.D. Tuccille cites that as one clear takeaway of Jeff Gerth’s detailed Columbia Journalism Review analysis of the Russiagate debacle"
-- New York Post, 2/5/2023

"The 2022 midterm election results 'stand as an expression of overwhelming lack of confidence in the major parties,' J.D. Tuccille writes at Reason magazine."
-- Longview News-Journal, 12/2/2022

"This month’s elections left the GOP 'locked in a small-but-controlling majority in the House of Representatives, while Democrats retained a bare margin in the Senate,' cheers Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 11/28/2022

"'With her luster dimming at home, New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is trying out her professional scold routine in front of a world audience,' snarks Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 10/3/2022

"The marijuana legalization movement 'looks unstoppable,' said J.D. Tuccille in Reason, but other states appear determined to repeat the mistakes made by California."
-- The Week, 10/1/2022

"Harlem homeowner Serafim Katergaris had 'to pay a fine to the city for a code violation he not only didn’t commit but had no way of knowing about,' marvels Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 9/19/2022

"'Happy National Preparedness Month,' wishes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille. It’s an official 'observance each September' of 'the importance of preparing for disasters' — and 'for a government message, it’s remarkably sensible and focused on personal responsibility.'"
-- New York Post, 9/11/2022

"At Reason, J.D. Tuccille examines a recent FBI bulletin that pegs patriotic and '[h]istorical American symbols' symbols as possible indicators of dangerous radicalism."
-- Pluribus, 8/9/2022

"A recent FBI “bulletin on symbols” used by extremists 'looks like a catalog of T-shirts half the country might want to wear,' snarks Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 8/8/2022

"Andrew Yang’s bid to launch a centrist third political party (with former Jersey Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and Florida ex.-Rep. David Jolly) is another 'bloodless' appeal 'to the mushy middle as an alternative,' observes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 8/2/2022

"Germany’s government is committed to 'green' energy, yet somehow it’s preparing to 'fire up coal-burning power plants,' ribs Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 6/26/2022

"With 'a House hearing into the Capitol riot, the attempted assassination of a U.S. Supreme Court justice, the firebombing of an anti-abortion group, and the arrest of extremists ... at a Pride Month event,' argues J.D. Tuccille at Reason, 'political violence is now part of American life.'"
-- New York Post, 6/13/2022

"'Early and unrealistic hopes for a quick victory' over the Russian invasion of Ukraine 'have faded as the reality of an extended conflict sets in,' J.D. Tuccille observes at Reason."
-- New York Post, 6/12/2022

"As libertarian writer J.D. Tuccille notes, 'the information tax collectors force us to surrender is likely to be turned against us by politicians, government agents, and activists who see the details of our finances as tools with which to achieve their goals.'"
-- RealClearPolitics, 6/15/2022

"'Some officials still have trouble letting go of pandemic-inflated power,' observes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 6/6/2022

"Soaring US inflation is 'of human cause' and largely 'the result of a flood of government spending intended to offset pandemic lockdowns' as well as attempts 'to exploit the health crisis to advance preexisting legislative agendas,' points out Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 6/1/2022

"At Reason, J.D. Tuccille points out that some German lawmakers want to reinstate the draft, while others countries have already done so."
-- FEE, 5/28/2022

"'Medicare for All is popular, but only as a slogan,' observes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille. 'For most Americans, inevitable and unwelcome costs, sacrifices and delays make' it 'the wrong prescription.'"
-- New York Post, 5/18/2022

"'Rising prices are largely the result of foolish policy,” yet “there’s actually a constituency for doubling down on political interference in the economy,' rages Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 5/16/2022

"'Families should be able to put energy into educating kids rather than fighting over what is taught,' declares Reason’s J.D. Tuccille. "
-- New York Post, 5/4/2022

"'Throughout its brief existence,' thunders Reason’s JD Tuccille, the Department of Homeland Security 'has demonstrated poor judgment' and 'worse respect for individual liberties'"
-- New York Post, 4/25/2022

"Elon Musk bought the largest stake in Twitter perhaps to champion free speech there, notes J.D. Tuccille at Reason. Yet 'any movement based around one person is . . . only as good as that person'"
-- New York Post, 4/8/2022

"New Zealand’s crackdown on 'an inconvenient protest against pandemic mandates' brings into question how free many democratic countries will be in the future, warns Reason's J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 3/8/2022

"'Canada’s Freedom Convoy embodies fatigue with pandemic authoritarianism,' cheers Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 2/14/2022

“At Reason, J. D. Tuccille points out that the American public is tired of war, perhaps so much so that they will help to constrain their leaders from taking an interventionist approach to Ukraine."
-- The Atlantic, 2/9/2022

"'Restrictive public health measures were sold as temporary trade-offs,' i.e. 'we give up freedom of movement, trade, and normal social interaction for a short time' to 'beat COVID-19 and then get back to living,' writes J.D. Tuccille at Reason."
-- New York Post, 2/4/2022

"'Pandemic-era stresses' accelerated 'big changes to education,' observes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille — notably, families’ 'growing acceptance' of 'charters, homeschooling, and a host of flexible approaches to teaching kids.'"
-- New York Post, 1/24/2022

"Reason’s J.D. Tuccille notes that the findings are consistent with migration trends. Data from North American Moving Services reveals a strong connection between 'unfree' states and population loss."
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 1/15/2022

"Team Biden’s 'call for antitrust action against business' to fight rising prices is 'rich coming from officials who are largely at fault for inflation as well as for the industrial concentration they criticize,' explains Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 1/9/2022

"'Policy-inflicted economic disruptions of the past two years partially reversed progress made towards feeding the world,' warns Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 1/3/2022

"'Plans by congressional Democrats for trillions of dollars in taxes and spending hikes' are stymied thanks to Sen. Joe Manchin, notes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 12/19/2021

"Twenty years after its Nov. 19, 2001, founding, 'the TSA has proven itself skilled at harassing travelers and freaking out over pocketknives and water bottles while steadfastly failing at its assigned task of making air transportation any safer,' fumes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 11/23/2021

"Gallup recently reported that with COVID subsiding, Americans have shifted back to favoring a more hands off-approach for government — yet, cautions Reason’s J.D. Tuccille, history suggests they may not get that."
-- New York Post, 10/25/2021

"Tuccille agrees that President Biden's dictates are outrageous, but he points out that other presidents of both parties also abused the practice of issuing executive orders."
-- Patheos, 9/23/2021

"President Biden’s vaccine mandate prompts J.D. Tuccille to ask at Reason: 'How can one person do this in a country with a Constitution that lays out the limited powers of the state and provides for two other ­coequal branches of government?'"
-- New York Post, 9/14/2021

"J.D. Tuccille recently observed, 'Deluded Republicans and smug Democrats offer little hope for good people who just want to be left alone politically, and to live and let live.' We are called libertarians, and most of us actually are what we preach."
-- Orange County Register, 8/9/2021

"As J.D. Tuccille of Reason surmised last week, the court’s ruling creates a clear, albeit frustrating, line in the sand for parents deciding what’s best for their kids."
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 8/8/2021

"Facebook’s warnings to users about 'extremist' ideas are part of an international push to discourage 'communications considered radical' that 'looks increasingly like a scheme to narrow the boundaries of acceptable discussion and muzzle speech that makes the powers-that-be uncomfortable,' J.D. Tuccille charges at Reason."
-- New York Post, 7/9/2021

"While I don’t think CRT offers an accurate way to interpret the world, I don’t think it should be banned. I agree, moreover, with J.D. Tuccille at Reason that we wouldn’t be having this discussion if the market for K-12 schooling were more competitive, i.e., if families had more options."
-- The Independent Institute, 7/3/2021

"'In the midst of soaring prices and short supply of lumber in the United States, the federal government is doing everything in its power to choke off other sources of the stuff that might fulfill demand and help to bring down costs,' grumbles Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 6/15/2021

"The long-term damage a crisis would inflict on individual liberties was the continuing theme of warnings by J.D. Tuccille."
-- Haaretz, 2/12/2021

"The Chicago Teachers Union’s tacit threat to strike if students return to classes is just one of 'a multitude of such battles across the country,' notes J.D. Tuccille at Reason"
-- New York Post, 12/21/2020

"Evidence shows 'Americans are thoroughly sick of impoverishing, ­socially isolating lockdown orders' and are revolting against politicians who issue them, reports Reason’s J.D. Tuccille."
-- New York Post, 12/17/2020

"As J.D. Tuccile laments in his article in Reason Magazine, “We're supposed to accept our newly constrained lives as ‘the new normal.’ He later quotes a court opinion from September that ultimately struck down excessive government restrictions in Pennsylvania."
-- WAMC, 10/14/2020

"In a great article at Reason.com titled, “The Post-Pandemic ‘New Normal’ Looks Awfully Authoritarian,” writer J.D. Tuccille points out that the very methods that liberal democracies around the world are using to fight the virus are the same tactics that authoritarian leaders use to dominate their people during non-crisis times."
-- Stock Investor, 10/7/2020

"'Sweden serves as an indication that respecting people’s liberty doesn’t inherently pose a health threat,' noted J.D. Tuccille at Reason.com, 'and that a virus shouldn’t be used as an automatic excuse for forcibly curtailing normal life.'"
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 10/6/2020

"As J.D. Tuccille of Reason.com points out, however, these advancements in telehealth were not from the fact that virtual doctor visits suddenly made sense to millions of people. Instead, they were achieved because the federal government temporarily suspended the regulatory barriers that kept patients from seeking such care — barriers that should be rolled back permanently."
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 8/28/2020

"'Chaos in the streets,' such as in Kenosha and Portland, laments Reason’s J.D. Tuccille, is 'a sight with which we’ll become very familiar if the situation in this country continues to spiral out of control.'"
-- New York Post, 8/28/2020

"It used to be that this sort of jack-booted thuggery from the feds, even when the people on the receiving end were wrong themselves, was something groups like the NRA expressed outrage against. J.D. Tuccille in Reason sums up the hypocrisy going on here perfectly"
-- Above The Law, 7/28/2020

"'I suspect that the days of widespread compliance with do-it-or-else mandates meant to curb COVID-19 are over. Government officials will have to go against their instincts and learn that, instead of commanding, they have to be satisfied with the results of polite requests.' — J.D. Tuccille"
-- Yahoo! Sports, 7/10/2020

"By J.D. Tucille, includes 'That's a huge concern as forecasters expect the U.S. unemployment rate in the months to come to surpass that seen during the depths of the Great Depression. … Could the stalled economy we've inflicted on ourselves in our frantic efforts to battle the COVID-19 pandemic lead to civil disorder? History suggests that's a real danger. …'"
-- Truth in Accounting, 6/2/2020

"'In the “wake of the COVID-19 pandemic,' a likely change is the 'long-overdue normalization of telework,' comments Reason’s J.D. Tuccille. The coronavirus lockdown 'meant many jobs had to be done from home, or not at all.'"
-- New York Post, 5/13/2020

"Gun-control advocates are cheering Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s 'ban on so-called ‘assault weapons’ in the wake of a mass shooting in Nova Scotia,' notes Reason’s J.D. Tuccille. Yet Trudeau’s ban wouldn’t have 'prevented the rampage.'"
-- New York Post, 5/7/2020

"That's a huge concern as forecasters expect the U.S. unemployment rate in the months to come to surpass that seen during the depths of the Great Depression."
-- RealClearMarkets, 3/28/2020

“Politicians, pundits and political players have grown comfortable yelling ‘treason’ in each other’s faces,” worries Reason’s J.D. Tuccille, and “that’s a problem.”
-- New York Post, 10/1/2019

"Many arms of government are unpopular with large swathes of the American people," J.D. Tuccille writes at Reason, "and people are not shy about expressing their contempt."
-- New York Post, 9/19/2019

"Given the abuses both in the past and present, contributing editor J.D. Tuccille at Reason is right to ask why we should take one 'hell of a leap of faith' in federal law enforcement agencies that have not 'earned reputations for restraint and good judgement.'"
-- Above The Law, 8/13/2019

"But making domestic terrorism a federal crime is a 'very bad idea that's bound to threaten liberty more than it hampers terrorists,' warns J.D. Tuccille in Reason."
-- The New York Post, 8/8/2019

"In a recent column for Reason magazine, J.D. Tuccille highlights the back-and-forth battle that even includes whether to describe the United States as a 'democracy' or a 'republic.'"
-- Mackinac Center for Public Policy, 5/13/2019

"Why do so many politicians dislike homeschoolers? According to J.D. Tuccille at Reason, it’s because (a) homeschooling is growing in popularity, and (b) homeschooled students are, on average, better-educated than institutionally schooled ones."
-- The College Fix, 1/24/2019

"Over at Reason, J.D. Tuccille suggests that 'better smugglers' are the best way to fight Trump’s draconian border policy."
-- The Federalist, 6/26/2018

"Make no mistake: the future of the First Amendment hangs in the balance as never before... J.D. Tuccille authored the article. He is a former managing editor of Reason.com and current contributing editor."
-- First Amendment Encyclopedia, 5/22/2018

"An even more worrisome example of censorship by proxy has occurred in New York, as Reason’s J.D. Tuccille reported a few days ago. Gov. Andrew Cuomo directed bank regulators to scrutinize whether any business relationship the financial institutions might have with the NRA 'sends the wrong message.'"
-- Richmond Times-Dispatch, 5/8/2018

"Knives and guns, Tuccille points out, can be used by criminals but they can also be used defensively by law-abiding citizens to defend themselves. Knives are also quite useful. Like me, you very likely use one quite harmlessly at mealtimes."
-- Independent Women's Forum, 4/27/2018

"Politicians in the United Kingdom are engaging in useless efforts to restrict knives, Reason contributing editor J.D. Tuccille wrote in a column."
-- Newsmax, 4/24/2018

"Reason’s J.D. Tuccille writes that the Internal Revenue Service has an 'impressive history … of storing [data] carelessly, leaking data through every possible conduit, and hiring employees who appear to only marginally prefer a career in tax collection over knocking over liquor stores.'"
-- Patriot Post, 4/18/2018

"When pro-gun writer J.D. Tucille visited a New York gun shop in 2014, the owner explained how he sells guns that get around a state ban."
-- Washington Post, 2/22/2018

"Libertarian author J.D. Tuccille has been predicting this kind of unpleasantness for some time. He recently dismissed the notion that President Trump — with his angry, confrontational style of politics — has made the situation worse."
-- Couer D'Alene Press, 9/22/2017

"From 'Are You Sure You Want Medicare for All?' by J.D. Tuccille in Reason"
-- Tampa Bay Times, 9/15/2017

"At CATO's fellow libertarian think tank, Reason Foundation, JD Tuccille points out that slashing spending has been done with success, including in Canada, which cut spending by 10 percent in the 1990s."
-- Deseret News, 5/24/2017

"Before news of the Comey memo broke, Mr. Tuccille wrote about the impossible expectations American voters have for the presidency."
-- New York Times, 5/17/2017

"For example, when Michigan adopted a right-to-work statute J.D. Tuccille wrote in Reason, a libertarian magazine, that 'I … consider the restrictions right-to-work laws impose on bargaining between unions and businesses to violate freedom of contract and association.'"
-- People's World, 4/28/2017

"Politically, Mr. Tuccille remained what his son called 'a borderline anarchist.'"
-- New York Times, 2/24/2017

"J.D. Tuccille explains how the black market for recreational marijuana in Colorado has continued to thrive despite legalization due to excessive state and local taxes and expensive regulatory requirements."
-- Orange County Register, 2/10/2017

"In a recent article published in Reason, J.D Tuccille wrote about how his experience going “semi-off-grid” in 2008 led him to reconsider his attachment to the mains, and begin a journey towards self-reliance that is still ongoing today."
-- Off-Grid, 2/9/2017

"You know you've hit middle age when you meet an attractive woman and you wonder if her mom is as good-looking as her — J.D. Tuccille."
-- Huffington Post, 8/19/2016

"J.D. Tuccille wrote, 'Many American families have opted out of institutional education of any sort, taking on the responsibility of teaching their own children.'"
-- Townhall, 8/12/2016

"J.D. Tuccille, writing at Reason.com, points out that a California law to register "assault rifles" (sic) in 1990 resulted in 7,000 registrations, out of an estimated 300,000 semiautomatic rifles in private hands. In New Jersey, out of more than 100,000 firearms affected, a similar law brought in 947 people who were target shooters, 888 who rendered their guns inoperable, and four who surrendered them to the police."
-- Brattleboro Reformer, 7/14/2016

"A congressional sit-in for gun control? Can we brick the place up and seal them in? -- J.D. Tuccille"
-- The Federalist, 6/22/2016

"Wendy Tuccille’s husband, J.D. Tuccille, also wrote about his wife’s experience in an opinion column titled, 'Ham-Handed Arrest at Pediatric Clinic Highlights Official War on the Powerless'"...
-- Camp Verde Journal, 5/12/2016

"J.D. Tuccille looks at this issue in an article for Reason. 'Peter Bofinger of the German Council of Economic Experts...wants to abolish the use of cash...'"
-- Forbes, 12/28/2015

"But, as Reason’s J D. Tuccille establishes today, such ideas are also anthema to many mental health professionals, who worry that 'individuals might avoid seeking help if they’re worried that treatment will end up as an entry in a government database,' and that 'so might the family and friends of troubled people who think a loved one needs care.'"
-- National Review, 8/11/2015

"'But if police are actually interested in the younger Jordan yet have nothing on him, the cops may well know what they're doing,' managing editor J.D. Tuccille wrote in a blog post. 'They may well be using the raids in search of a man they know to be dead in order to squeeze the real target of their interest.'"
-- RT, 5/7/2014

"Tuccille shot back, 'It’s tempting to say "what the fuck?" and take Chait’s argument as an exercise in self-congratulatory lunacy.'"
-- New York Magazine, 4/24/2014

"'Arizona is in the midst of one of its habitual tussles over pointless and stupid legislation intended to make some portion of the population feel unwelcome,' Reason’s J.D. Tuccille said. 'So Arizona lawmakers are basically just being homophobic pricks.'"
-- The Federalist, 2/26/2014

"As J.D. Tuccille points out in this Hit and Run article on non-compliance with the new Connecticut assault weapons registration law, the morons who wrote it evidently knew nothing of history."
-- American Thinker, 2/19/2014

"Reason's J.D. Tuccille says that the Washington Navy Yard has many of the restrictions gun-control advocates support."
-- Wall Street Journal, 9/17/2013

"J.D. Tuccille wrote on Reason.com about New York’s restrictive gun laws. Mr Tuccille’s own search for a legal permit became so frustrating and insulting that he ended up buying an AK-47 through connections. It was legal in much of the United States, but definitely illegal in his home State of New York. And it cost him about a third of the cost of a New York-legal pistol."
-- Irish Daily Mail, 11/09/2012

"Tuccille wrote, '[I]t's unlikely that conservatives will head to the Great White North in any substantial numbers. But it's worth knowing that Canada, far from being some two-dimensional pinko version of government-subsidized paradise, has more economic freedom than the nasty, uber-capitalist United States, in many ways.'"
-- International Business Times, 11/09/2012

"I'm with J.D. Tucille: 'Invoking Kafka tends to draw the oh-so-jaded cliché police, but it seems appropriate enough here.'"
-- The Atlantic, 5/18/2012

"The National Endowment for the Arts is soliciting art that is supportive of President Obama's policy agenda, including pieces around issues like health care, energy, education and community renewal, J.D. Tuccille wrote ..."
-- Philanthropy Journal, 8/28/2009

"She cites no figures but, through the power of the Internet, I found J.D. Tuccille's March column listing data from several sources. He cites a 2007 GAO study showing a compliance rate of 84% in the United States and two separate studies by Edward Christie and Mario Holzner for the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies."
-- The Atlantic Council, 7/16/2009

"[A] video makes good points, but it misses the fact that politicized government decisions already play a role in driving up the cost of private medical coverage, says J.D. Tuccille ..."
-- National Center for Policy Analysis, 8/13/2009

"We have a situation where our security apparatus – organisations like the NSA and also the FBI – are exercising warrantless wiretaps. They are operating these wiretap schemes outside of any sort of judicial review ..."
-- Russia Today, 1/27/2009

Cited as a source on reports that Rahm Emanuel, then President Obama's chief of staff, favored compulsory universal service.
-- Overlawyered, 11/11/2008

"'So, it won’t be the nasty federal government forcing your kids to donate their time to government-approved service, it’ll be the local schools – but that requirement will be among the strings attached to federal money,' Tuccille writes."
-- WorldNetDaily, 11/8/2008

"J.D. Tuccille recently had a dual review of Gene Healy's The Cult of the Presidency and Dana Nelson's Bad for Democracy in the DC Examiner. It's a great read, though the topic isn't exactly cheery ..."
-- Reason, 10/17/2008

"In other issues, not so directly related to technology, Biden sided with expanding government authority, writes J.D. Tuccille on the Civil Liberties Examiner ..."
-- Information Week, 8/28/2008

"Ehrenfeld is apparently under a British order to pay a fine, publish an apology, and destroy her books. But she recently won a U.S. court decision shielding her from that opinion. (Here’s a report on the legal state of play from J. D. Tuccille.)"
-- National Review, 8/3/2007

"The Disloyal Opposition blog brings up a similar incident at 'the Appalachian Law School, which ended when two armed students drew their weapons and disarmed the shooter.'"
-- NPR, 4/16/2007

"What I find remarkable about the CDC's obesity figures isn't that the federal government's Body Mass Index defines many professional athletes as overweight, and tens of millions of perfectly healthy Americans as exhibits in the Crisis of Obesity," libertarian columnist J.D. Tuccille told Health Care News. "After all, what are government officials to do to advance their careers if there's no crisis requiring their attention?"
-- Health Care News, 5/1/2005

"'Unexpected chinks are appearing in the once seemingly insurmountable legal wall the government has erected against marijuana,' writes J.D. Tuccille, a senior editor of The Henry Hazlitt Foundation's Free-Market.Net, in the Aug. 22 Review-Journal."
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 8/22/2002

"Since Sept. 11, 'security personnel have been handed extraordinary power to frisk, search, check identities and conduct searches that would be problematic in the hands of saints,' said J. D. Tuccille ..."
-- New York Times, 11/21/2001

"'The kind of flag-waving that says you're either with us 100 percent or you're not with us at all is really not patriotism,' said Tuccille."
-- Spokane Spokesman-Review, 10/23/2001

"As the writer J.D. Tuccille once noted: 'It's hard to offer any realistic assurances of safety to a country whose president's face and national flag are pinned to half the dart boards in the world.'"
-- Tulsa World, 9/23/2001

"'I don’t think there’s been any debate yet about whether these measures will protect anyone,' said J.D. Tuccille of the Henry Hazlitt Foundation, addressing the haste in which the Justice Department and Congress have conducted the push for anti-terrorist legislation."
-- WorldNetDaily, 9/20/2001

"'That's unlikely to deter trained, determined and suicidal terrorists, but it will further subject innocent Americans to arbitrary power,' said J.D. Tucille, a writer and editor in Arizona who focuses on civil liberties."
-- Wired, 9/13/2001

"'The problem is when tests like this become a crutch, as in a daily use,' Tuccille said. 'That's when we're not really counting on people to act as responsible human beings. We're replacing trust with a technological crutch.'"
-- Wired, 2/9/2001

"'On Dec. 17, 1997, federal drug and tax agents raided McWilliams' home and offices ... ' according to J.D. Tuccille of Freedom Network News."
-- Las Vegas Review-Journal, 6/25/2000

"'What it boils down to is that the Net favors freedom,' says Tuccille. 'By empowering individuals, making communication easier and easing the dissemination of information, the Net bypasses political and media gatekeepers and advances the cause of personal liberty.'
-- Salon, 4/1998