Top Ten Most-Read Articles in November

12/02/2016 Mises Wire Mises Institute

Based on page views, these are the most popular articles in November.

Secede and Decentralize: An Open Letter to Clinton Supporters by Justin Murray
Let’s Expand the Electoral College by Ryan McMaken
The Origins of the Electoral College by Randall Holcombe
New Overtime Rules Will Make Life Much Harder for Young Workers by Brittany Hunter
26 Percent of Eligible Voters Voted for Trump by Ryan McMaken
Wealthy Designers Refuse Service to Melania Trump — But You Have to Serve Everybody by Caleb Verbois
Why President Trump Will Fumigate the Fed by Tommy Behnke
The Great Thanksgiving Hoax by Richard Maybury
Progressives Show Why Planned Parenthood Doesn’t Need Government Funding by Tho Bishop
The Left Embraces Secession With CalExit by Tho Bishop

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