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Althouse 7/30/2012 From a New Yorker article written by Ryan Lizza: But the summer of 1986 brought a life-changing event. One night in August, he came home from work well past midnight, and he slept late the following morning. His mother was in Colorado visiting his sister, and his brother, who had a summer job […] July 31st, 2012 | Tags: Ayn Rand, entitlement reforms, Friedrich Hayek, GOP, Jack Kemp, Karl Rove, Ludwig von Mises, Milton Friedman, President George W. Bush, Rep. Paul Ryan | Category: Barack Obama, Books/media, Congress, Economy, Politicians, Wisconsin | Comments are closed
The theory of output as a whole, which is what The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money purports to provide, is much more easily adapted to the conditions of a totalitarian state. ~John Maynard Keynes John Aziz via Zero Hedge 5/25/2012 n looking at and assessing the economic paradigm of John Maynard […] May 25th, 2012 | Tags: Adolph Hitler, eugenics, Friedrich Hayek, government spending, John Maynard Keynes, Margaret Sanger, nature, Planned Parenthood, statism, totalitarianism, tyranny | Category: Economy, Entitlements, Europe, Government, Progressives | Comments are closed
Matt Welch Reason Magazine 4/29/2011 So George Soros walks into the Cato Institute, and…. No really–George Soros walked into the Cato Institute yesterday, along with libertarian legal super-academic Richard Epstein, preeminent F.A. Hayek scholar Bruce Caldwell, and moderator Ronald Hamowy, to discuss and debate Hayek, particularly his The Constitution of Liberty, a new edition of […] April 29th, 2011 | Tags: "Theory of Reflexivity", Bruce Caldwell, Cato Institute, Chicago School, economics, Edmund Leopold de Rothschild, Friedrich Hayek, George W. Bush, Karl Popper, Maurice Strong, New World Order, Quantum Fund, Richard Epstein | Category: Banking and finance, George Soros, Politics, Video | Comments are closed
'FrankenDodd' (H/T Glenn Beck) “It’s as if Tony Hayward of BP were allowed to write new rules on deep water drilling,” the WSJ editors analogize in “Triumph of the Regulators.” Above, Barney Frank and Chris Dodd, chief architects of the “sweeping” financial “reform” bill careening through the halls of Congress, beam at the […] June 28th, 2010 | Tags: Friedrich Hayek, Rep. Barney Frank, Sen. Christopher Dodd, Sen. Scott Brown | Category: Banking and finance, corruption, federal regulations, Massachusetts, Taxes | Comments are closed
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