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Thursday, October 12, 2006

Posted 3:06 PM by magnu231
Not Surprising

A very interesting article on Cato on the Libertarian Democrats. The author decides that they don't really exist, as most of those who have tried to appeal to libertarian sensibilities on social issues have let them down grievously on fiscal issues. I think this is just generally true of both parties. Everybody seems to be fighting about social issues, while the spend, spend, spend mentality is taken for granted, and nobody stands up to the bloated and still ballooning federal government.

[EDIT] Fixed the link.

3 comments

Comments:

What about Howard Dean?

# posted by

Anonymous : 4:39 PM

The article actually talks quite a bit about Dean, and has a pretty good take, I think.

# posted by

magnu231 : 4:48 PM

Link?

# posted by

Anonymous : 3:47 AM

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