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Speaking of Free Markets
Speaking of Free Markets
I think this essay by Roderick Long at Cato Unbound is a must-read. More thoughts later.
Re: Free Markets
corner.nationalreview.com — Having inadvertently started this thing, I suppose I ought to say something. First, I don't mind being... called a libertarian, but I am a libertarian primarily because I am a conservative. Liberty is my heritage. I am not a Tory who regrets 1642, 1689 ... (more) Re: Free Markets
Democrat takes U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire | Markets | Markets News
reuters.com — WASHINGTON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Democrat Jeanne Shaheen won the U.S. Senate race in New Hampshire on... Tuesday, unseating Republican incumbent Sen. John Sununu, a significant victory for Democrats in their bid to widen their control of Congress, NBC ... (more) Democrat takes U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire | ...
Faith in Free Markets
weeklystandard.com — Rasmussen released results of a new national poll yesterday showing Americans put more faith in the concept... of free market capitalism than they do in our national leaders’ ability to apply it. According to the poll : Forty-four percent (44%) of ... (more) Faith in Free Markets
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Who Wants Markets to Be Free, Really?
The Sundries Shack — ... antithetical; genuine competition is big business’s worst nightmare. But also, in all too many cases, yes —because although liberty and plutocracy cannot coexist, simultaneous advocacy of both is all too possible. In short, while big business hates the competition free markets bring, those who would limit government intervention too often stump for less direct government intervention while pushing for equally-dangerous indirect government intervention. Read the whole thing. (via Jonah Goldberg ) ...

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Want Change? Let’s Try Truly Free Markets
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corner.nationalreview.com 10/22/2008 — ... Ed Rendell is nervous.
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julescrittenden.com 11/14/2008 — ABC on how you get some. Only seems fair, as long as they're opening up the Treasury to deadbeats.
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