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Free Space: Prof. Clifford Thies on the Economy

Clifford Thies surveys the American economy and sees growth and prosperity despite the bleak outlook others have described. He gives an economist’s view of minimum wage increases, free trade, and the divide between rich and poor. Theis describes his view of the Federal Reserve, the gold standard, and makes a (tentative) nomination for “Greatest Living Economist.” He also argues for an incrementalist approach to fighting for liberty and explains that the political calculations which are made in a democratic society must represent the views of average people as well as free-market economists.

Video Link: Bush shoots for ‘Jaws,’ delivers ‘Jaws 2’

President claimed to stop four terror plots, but where is the evidence?

JCAHO is to increase “top down control” in hospitals over physicians

Public/Private partnership organization attempts to silence doctors from blowing the whistle at hospitals on waste, fraud and abuse

New Education Initiative: Public Education as Transnational Corporate Welfare

Under Tucker’s plan even college is viewed as strictly vocational; college just prepares one for different vocations. Tucker’s plan won’t work because it severely limits our freedom and it defines people’s worth only in terms of dollars and cents the utilitarian philosophy of education. Kids are reduced to being resources whose lives will be directed by someone else. Kids will realize the whole philosophy of education has changed they have become objects. Kids intuitively know they were made to be much more than that.

“Restoring the Republic: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties.”

The Future of Freedom Foundation is holding one of the most important conferences in the history of the libertarian movement, “Restoring the Republic: Foreign Policy and Civil Liberties.”

Show me your papers? Travelers Test Rules on Flying Without Identification

So you're on vacation and you lose your wallet. Can you fly home without your picture identification? Maybe. The Transportation Security Agency says the federal regulations governing this question are "secret." In practice, some travelers do fly without identification.

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