Murray Rothbard: “Pioneer of Praxeological Analysis”
To Murray N. Rothbard, pioneer of praxeological analysis with all good wishes. March 2nd, 1967. ~Ludwig von Mises
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St. George Tucker: Distinguishing Laws from Dictates, and Freedom from Servitude
While many of America’s founders are justifiably famous, others have received too little attention. St. George Tucker is one.
Art Laffer Isn’t Crazy For Questioning Fed Independence
Arthur Laffer, the recent Presidential Medal of Freedom winner and occasional Peter Schiff gambling part
Keynesian Fake News in the Wall Street Journal
Given the repeated failures of Keynesian economic policy, both in America and around the world, you would think the theory would be discredited. Apparently financial journalists aren’t very familiar with real-world evidence.
An Interview With Ron Paul’s “Faithless Elector”
Bill Greene, the 2016 faithless elector who cast his vote for Ron Paul, passed away. Among other things, Bill was a fierce advocate of making gold and silver legal tender, and was an assistant professor at South Texas College.
The Bionic Mosquito on Rothbard and Reason
The Bionic Mosquito disgrees with Rothbard's contention that reason can establish natural law. His argument merits careful study, but I disagree with.it.
Marx and His Exploitation Theory
Marxists hate capitalism and want to replace it with socialism because they believe that profits are stolen from wages.
The Bionic Mosquito On Rothbard and Ethics
The Bionic Mosquito points out that Rothbard defended objective ethics.
Trump’s “Salute to America” Is a Salute to Government Employees
If Americans really wanted to celebrate the spirit of the Declaration, they'd demand a parade of smugglers, tax cheats, and secessionists.
Bovard: Fourth of July should celebrate liberty, not politicians like Trump
President Donald Trump’s plan to give an Independence Day televised address from the Lincoln Memorial has outraged manypundits and plenty of normal
