The End of Politics
Have we reached the end of politics?
America appears more divided than any time since the Vietnam War, by race, class, faith, sex, sexuality, education, political party, and zip code. And thanks to social media, we are utterly aware of those divisions. No matter who wins the nasty contest between Clinton and Trump, millions of Americans — perhaps 100 million or more — will consider themselves disenfranchised and unrepresented in Washington.
Are we approaching the limits of what can be done politically in America? The federal government faces serious structural problems involving debt, spending, entitlements, regulations, taxes, civil liberties, and foreign policy. Congress can’t even pass a budget, much less decide the great issues of the day.
As politics breaks down, what can come next?
Our speakers will discuss these questions, and more. Don’t miss Lew Rockwell, Professor Robert Murphy, Jeff Deist, and a special guest appearance by Roger Stone, at the Mises Circle in Dallas-Fort Worth, Saturday November 5, 2016, Hurst Conference Center. The event includes brunch, sessions, and breaks.
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