Recent content by sean1982

get real guys...mccain is 99% likely to be the republican nominee, this is the type of thing we should be celebrating. ron paul made enough of an impact that a person who is 100% in line with his view on economics gets a high ranking position in the likely GOP candidate. rome wasn't built in a...

i wouldnt get your hopes up if i were you. not only is he barely going to get a mention, he's running 4th in all of the important states.

beats the hell out of msnbc. they're doing a super tuesday preview of every state and haven't mentioned ron paul once.

i would consider myself an anarcho-capitalist who is agreeing to comply with this sham of a system and will vote as a hope for at least a start in the right direction. democracy is a f'ing joke, and talking with the people who are actually part of the masses that will make the decisions for this...

if this guy is so pissed, why doesnt he just call RP's campaign? i doubt he has people listening to all the big radio stations in every big media market waiting for invites, he's kind of busy right now.

sed contra audentior ito virgil;aenid

i saw this as well...he was arguing against mccain as a conservative with some lady from the boston herald (who endorsed mccain), and at the end said the only real conservative was ron paul (to which the lady responded "oh theres your powerhouse candidate), and jeffery went on to absolutely...

to the agenda of large media outlets, he is. he's polling under 10% nationally.

1. economics for real people - gene callahan 2. economics in 1 lesson - henry hazlitt 3. what has government done with our money? - murray rothbard 4. fatal conceit and road to serfdom - f.a. hayek 5. economic science and the austrian method - hans hermann hoppe 6. austrian theory of the trade...

i don't get cnn, is there a way i can watch online?

jesus christ it's about time. i was starting to lose faith as he let those clowns stand around and talk about their fiscal conservatism. pure lunacy.

this is a good idea for a thread, but IMO, starters should go with gene callahan's "economics for real people". while the 2 you listed are very good, and basically necessary reads, gene callahan's work teaches the science of economics instead of specific issues. after those books, it's time to...

the problem is, americans don't care about "plans" or "policies". he needs to go on the debate tonight and say "i'm the only one here who forecasted these events, and i'm the only one who has been speaking out about the looming recession for years. the rest of these guys are for big spending...

troll

psst rockwell wrote it