Joe Salerno shows why he’s the best living monetary economist in the Austrian tradition in this wide-ranging and engaging interview . Joe is the author of the excellent new book Money: Sound and Unsound .

Here’s my speech to the Gallatin County Republicans in Bozeman, Montana, from May. C-SPAN aired it on Book TV, since my remarks centered around Rollback , my latest book. (It’s not embeddable, unfortunately.) Check out my Rollback page , where you can read (or listen to) a free chapter, or watch…
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A young man reflects on his time in the U.S. Navy, what he saw there, and how his outlook on the world has changed. Very much worth reading. Conservatives laugh at the Left’s naive fidelity to government propaganda on the domestic front, but generally accept without…
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I have a feeling Lew is the sort of person who doesn’t want a big deal made over his birthday. Fair enough. Just send a quiet donation to LewRockwell.com , the indispensable website to which so many of us are indebted.

He made it onto the temporary Glenn Beck replacement show, called “The Five,” as a panelist. Now we need him to become the host of the permanent show.

Hope you are continuing to follow Tony Flood’s page-by-page refutation of Chris Ferrara’s The Church and the Libertarian. One is rarely treated to such an edifying roasting. It is a merely prosaic and ancillary pleasure to see those who endorsed this book, without knowing anything about the…
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Left-liberals have been arguing that the 1798 Act for the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen, which none of them knew about until well after Obama’s health-care bill passed, makes Obama’s bill constitutional. Touching as this sudden constitutional scrupulosity may be, the 1798 act proves…
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I am considering getting a Kindle, but I understand .epub files are not compatible with it. I want to be able to read the electronic version of books that the Mises Institute makes available, but all of them are in .epub format. Is there some…
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I know it’s been done a million times, but in this case DeLong (the famous Keynesian at Berkeley) is shown to be in so far over his head that he really owes the world an apology, though I rather doubt we ought to expect one.

Instead of “USA! USA! USA!” — i.e., the kind of reply designed to flatter and placate the rubes — you get a sensible reflection of the sort one might have heard in the old days from Robert Taft, whom our laptop bombardiers have never heard…
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