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J. Patrick Rhamey Jr.
So long as Ayn Rand’s villains continue to resemble the reality in Washington, the story of Atlas Shrugged will remain popular. The average American may not be a powerful railroad executive or steel magnate, but most believe they are entitled to the fruits of their labor.
Robert P. Murphy

The case of Seuss enthusiast Charles Cohen beautifully illustrates the harmony between personal profit and service to others in the voluntary market economy. For good or ill, entrepreneurs will provide what the customers want — whether it's one fish, two fish, red fish, or blue fish.

Jeff Riggenbach
The first half of the 1970s was a heady time for libertarians.
Jeff Riggenbach
When Hayek came into Mises’s employ, he favored the democratic-socialist politics of Wieser, his mentor at the university.
Jeffrey A. Tucker

The astonishing popularity of Rebecca Black's "Friday" video — which became the YouTube meme of all memes in the course of a wild six weeks — has mystified many critics.