I’m interested in Mark Sisson and his new book ( The Primal Blueprint 21-Day Total Body Transformation ), but I’m wondering about taking the plunge. My reasons against it will sound absurdly trivial, I know, but I don’t want to eat sandwiches without bread, and heck, I like sugars. I can’t imagine… Read More
Ron Paul’s Spending Plan
The Antidote to Low-IQ Neocon Radio
The Mike Church Show , of course, on Sirius/XM Patriot (channel 125), 6-9am Monday through Friday. Here’s Mike on the Iranian “terror plot,” and here he is on Elizabeth Warren’s rationale for partially expropriating wealthier people. UPDATE: The audio file of Mike talking about Iran is fixed.
Is 9-9-9 Constitutional?
No, says Professor Kevin Gutzman, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution (a great book, by the way).
Sweden and the Welfare State: Another View
Check out The Swedish Model Reassessed: Affluence Despite the Welfare State , available online for free. There’s also a good chapter on the subject in Back on the Road to Serfdom , a book I edited that appeared earlier this year.
Who Are the Neocons? And More
I filled in for Peter Schiff again today on the Peter Schiff Show ; my guests were Judge Andrew Napolitano and Professor C. Bradley Thompson. The Judge’s new book, which we discussed, is It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom . Brad Thompson’s book is Neoconservatism: An Obituary for an Idea . Thompson has very interesting things to say about the… Read More
What Ron Paul Could Ask Herman Cain
I’d like to see him wiggle out of this one.
Cash-Based Medicine
Can free-market medicine really work? Check out this brief presentation. (Thanks to the Mises blog .)
Iranian “Terror Plot” the Usual Fake
A Canadian’s Plea: Any Like-Minded People Around Here?
Trevor Schulz writes: I first developed an interest in economics about four years ago. The first economist I was introduced to and blindly began to follow was John K. Galbraith. I read several of his books and then slowly started to narrow my interest into… Read More