From RR

• Five lies about the American economy.
• Sadly, predictably, Congress says no to Kucinich and Paul and continues Afghan war. More from the left. The RR editors: why does Hayden get imperialism right and domestic liberty wrong? The hippies destroyed much and were of no real use.
• The military-industrial complex: cost of white-elephant fighter plane has doubled since 2001.
• ‘Reagan test’ exposes Texan textbooks’ bias. Nice man Reagan but no fiscal conservative and in the end von Mises was right: Communism collapsed under its own internal contradictions.
• The road to hell is paved with them: Somalia food aid waylaid.
• Reason I stayed home in November 2008: Biden says US is ‘shoulder to shoulder with Israel’. More from Justin Raimondo.
• A bit about bourgeois libertarianism.
• Politicians fail the simple economics of prosperity.
• War without death? The RR editors: It would be far more valuable if societies were to stop starting wars in the first place, but as long as the thirst for empire and “We’re Number One” continues, it’s unlikely to occur.
• At Guantánamo symbolism trumps substance.
• Why not universal car insurance?
• Ron Paul: putting the Constitution back into the Oval Office.
• The Tea Party still has potential. Romney to them: sit down and shut up. Them to him: go to hell.
• Your retirement funds to bail out failed banks?

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