When I posted about a talk I was about to give a week or so ago, a number of readers asked if I could post the talk. There was no video, but I used my iPhone and the recording came out crystal clear. The talk went 50 minutes and Q&A went 25 minutes. Even the questions asked from the back of the room can be heard clearly.
Here’s the link.
May 24 2016
One of my favorite writers and thinkers on the Cato blog, Cato at Liberty, is Jim Harper. He posted yesterday on voting, titling his piece "Don't Not Vote." He makes some good points but goes too far. The issue for me, by the way, is not that I disagree with his bottom line: I vote pretty regularly. But reasons matter....
May 23 2016
My sense is that most of the coverage of Brexit in the US comes down in favour of remaining in the EU. That is the case put forward in Dalibor Rohac's new book. And for onlookers, I think it is easy to dismiss the exit position when it brings out anti-immigration and nationalistic arguments (of which I have zero sympat...
May 23 2016
When I posted about a talk I was about to give a week or so ago, a number of readers asked if I could post the talk. There was no video, but I used my iPhone and the recording came out crystal clear. The talk went 50 minutes and Q&A went 25 minutes. Even the questions asked from the back of the room can be heard cl...
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jon
May 24 2016 at 2:10am
Although I am not a fan of the “invite the world to America” and “let’s sell Yellowstone to the highest bidder” aspects of libertarianism, I do appreciate that you are reliable allies against the neo-cons.
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