On my Facebook page , someone complained that the great event being planned for this Friday, May 11, in Oklahoma City , is just “preaching to the choir.” Now even granting that this particular person only ever criticizes and as far as I can see has never had a kind word to say, the objection is a common one.… Read More
See You There, Oklahomans
Crazy Things Going On
My family and I will be moving to a new house across town over the course of the next month. The house we have now has many advantages — lots of land, lots of square footage — but it’s too out of the way, it… Read More
Romney Rallies and Ron Paul Rallies
Calling All Oklahomans
I’m speaking at a rally in Oklahoma City next Friday, May 11, along with Jordan Page and Jason Rink. This is my first time speaking in Oklahoma in six or seven years. I hope you can make it, and/or spread the word. Thank you!
Politically Incorrect History Spreads
My Politically Incorrect Guide to American History , which (much to the consternation of the New York Times) spent 12 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, has been translated into Italian , by the great Marco Respinti . It was already available in Chinese and Polish. This makes 19 translations of my various titles , I’m happy… Read More
Keynesian Admits: Murphy-Krugman Debate Definitely Worth Having
Bob Murphy has the details . And check out Bob’s debate site !
I Should Have My Head Examined
Writes Kenn Williamson: Liberty Classroom fills a desperate need in history teaching. Anyone who wants to learn the true story of American and world history should sign up immediately. The price is a steal. Tom Woods and company should have their heads examined for practically giving away college-level lectures on real… Read More
A $10,000 Prize You Could Actually Win
You Owe Your Success to the State, Citizen
Over on my Facebook page , someone pointed out a review of a new book called The Self-Made Myth: The Truth About How Government Helps Individuals and Businesses Succeed . Not having read the book, I don’t know whether it or the review itself is more grating, but I bet it’s close. The review, at least, is an exercise in question-begging, gratuitous assumption, and… Read More