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- Joseph Sobran
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Joseph Sobran of National Review cautions against all foreign aid, calls for an end to entangling alliances, and suggests that America’s most important export is Misesian economics and the Founding Fathers’ vision of liberty. Includes an introduction by Lew Rockwell. Presented by the Mises Institute at the Washington Court Hotel in Washington, DC,
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The Free Market 8, no. 5 (May 1990) The sudden collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe has amazed and elated the West. But what does it mean? If Communism has lost, what has won? The usual answer is “democracy.” And this is assumed to be not only obvious and unambiguous, but unquestionably good. True, free elections are finally being held in
Free Market
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The Free Market 9, no. 1 (January 1991) Certain ways of talking take on a life of their own. In the rituals of habitual speech we sometimes literally forget what we are talking about. We use words in socially plausible patterns but lose the faculty of connecting them with experience. This failing may come from simple mental indolence or from the
Free Market
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The Free Market 12, no. 7 (July 1994) American government, we are told, is notable for its stability. And so it seems, at least on the surface. But stability over a long period, as the Russian tsars could tell us, is no guarantee of permanence. And the tsars fell very suddenly after ruling far longer than the U.S. government’s two centuries.
Free Market
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The Free Market 7, no. 7 (July 1989) When Ronald Reagan was elected to the presidency in 1980, many conservatives (myself among them) were euphoric. They expected a wholesale reform in American government; there was even talk of a “Reagan Revolution.” It seemed likely that there would be an early campaign to repeal the Great Society programs
Mises Daily
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Joseph Sobran
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Because I write about politics, people are forever asking me the best way to teach children how our system of government works. I tell them that they can give their own children a basic civics course right in their own homes. In my own experience as a father, I have discovered several simple devices that can illustrate to a child’s mind the
