From RR

• Latin America tries again to control its destiny. Fine with me even if Chavez is barmy. No Cold War so none of my business.
• CPAC sends founding fathers spinning. Red-state fascism vs the founders’ classical liberalism. At least they gave Ron Paul a chance.
• Quo vadis, Paul movement? The movement is even losing its cult of personality aspect, as former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, Judge Andrew Napolitano, and bestselling author Thomas Woods become significant figures alongside Paul. Good. I like Paul but knew all along that we’re not a leader cult.
• The myth of war prosperity.
• The progressive fallacy on free speech. ‘For me not for you’ essentially.
• Oath Keepers. Soldiers with honour.
• Curiously, the American left is never called a ‘pro-government group’.
• A tea-party plan to help the economy. Not libertarian but interesting.

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